Introducing AI Hacker for Business
Autonomous security testing from an attacker’s perspective: from reconnaissance and attack chains to evidence and retesting. Available in the cloud and on-premises.
Let AI Hacker find vulnerabilities autonomously.
Understand real business risks and know what to fix first.
Explores application logic in depth, finds unusual vulnerabilities, and connects them into attack chains.
Tests hypotheses and collects evidence. Confirmed results are distinguished from assumptions.
Supports repeated assessments as the system changes, within agreed scope and testing windows.
Provides remediation guidance and helps retest the original scenario.
See how you could be breached today and what needs fixing first
Prevent incidents by fixing vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them
Use prioritization and evidence to support your team’s triage
Train your team and test your defenses against realistic attacks
Discover who is using your brand outside your organization and how
Manage risk, get ready-to-use reports, and extend your team’s capabilities without adding headcount
| Capability | What to evaluate in a pilot |
|---|---|
| Scope | Which assets, roles and actions were actually tested? |
| Evidence | Can you reproduce the result and understand its impact? |
| Remediation | Is the next step and the retest result clear? |
A coordinator assigns tasks, agents investigate different paths, and a validator checks findings. Results retain evidence and the limits of the assessment.
Allocates effort across the attack surface, deciding what to test and in what order.
Work in parallel and independently, each exploring its own attack vector.
Confirms a finding with an exploit or gives the coordinator a new target.
Independent of any specific LLM, with orchestration at its core.
Discovers assets, including shadow IT and forgotten services.
Builds a hypothesis about how an attacker could get in.
Tests safely within the agreed scope.
Connects verified steps into an attack path.
Creates a remediation task and verifies the fix.
We bring years of pentesting, Red Team, and bug bounty experience into AI Hacker, so you can find and fix vulnerabilities that could lead to real incidents.
















































Autonomous security testing from an attacker’s perspective: from reconnaissance and attack chains to evidence and retesting. Available in the cloud and on-premises.
Sentra AI Hacker combines application assessment, hypothesis testing, evidence and retesting. Authentication, additional scenarios and limits are agreed for each system. Published case studies explain the conditions and boundaries of the results.
The architecture supports different LLMs. The specific model, its deployment and the context sent to it depend on the configuration and are agreed before testing.
Cloud and on-premise deployment options are available. For the chosen setup, we agree where data is processed, what context reaches the model, who can access evidence and how long it is retained.
Evaluate false positives on an agreed sample after triage. We test hypotheses and retain evidence; this page does not claim a universal rate without a defined sample and methodology.
Active testing can affect a system. Agree the scope, testing window, intensity, exclusions and actions requiring separate authorization before starting. Sensitive scenarios need suitable test objects or a separate environment.
AI Hacker investigates configurations, permissions, APIs and sequences of actions. Known vulnerability data is one source of hypotheses; database size alone does not show how thoroughly a particular application was tested.
Sentra AI Hacker is a product for security assessment with AI agents. A pilot should establish agreed scope, reproducible results, remediation guidance and assessment limits. Evaluate a solution by those results as well as its approach.
AI Hacker extends vulnerability assessment. A conventional scanner identifies potential vulnerabilities using known signatures. AI Hacker validates which findings are actually exploitable, filters out false positives, and helps answer how an attacker could breach the company and what to fix first.