Penetration testing: Think like the attacker. Report like the auditor.
Autolycus runs penetration tests with custom attack harnesses and unrestricted AI models that run on our own hardware, never a third party. You get wider coverage, delivered faster, with every finding reported in an ISO/IEC 27001:2022-aligned format.
Custom attack harnessesPurpose-built tooling for each engagement
Unrestricted AI modelsRun on our own hardware — your data never leaves
ISO/IEC 27001:2022-alignedReports your auditors and engineers can both use
Our approach
The sword and the shield
Every engagement brings both sides of security together: we attack like a red team and report for the blue team who will defend.
Red team · The sword
Offensive testing
We test your systems the way a determined adversary would. Custom harnesses drive unrestricted AI models across the agreed scope, so we cover more ground in less time.
Our models run entirely on our own local hardware — nothing about your systems is ever sent to a commercial AI provider or frontline model.
Blue team · The shield
Defensive reporting
Findings are written up in an ISO/IEC 27001:2022-aligned format, so your security team can prioritise remediation and your auditors can see the evidence.
Every finding comes with a recommended remediation, and we follow up with retesting to confirm your fixes hold.
How an engagement runs
Scope. Test. Report.
01
Scope
We agree targets, rules of engagement and reporting requirements with your team before any testing starts.
02
Test
Harness-driven, AI-accelerated testing across the agreed scope for broad, fast coverage.
03
Report
An ISO/IEC 27001:2022-aligned report with prioritised findings, supporting evidence and remediation guidance.
The landscape
New vulnerabilities never stop
New CVEs are published to the National Vulnerability Database around the clock — a steady stream of flaws in the web, API, network and cloud systems we test. Here’s the recent count.
427new CVEs · last 24 hours
2,993last 7 days
14,601last 30 days
Daily new CVEs, last 30 days · peak 1,571/day
48% rated Critical or High · 6,969 in the last 30 days