The security team for the agentic era
Uvy runs red team and blue team as one loop on your applications: break in, prove it, fix it, and prove the fix held.
Security was built for the company of the past
A company used to be people and software. Its security was staffed and scheduled to match: an annual pentest, a training video, a scanner, a small team doing their best against a surface that moved slowly.
That company now ships every day, often with AI writing much of the code, while the attackers moved to machine speed years ago. The surface changes faster than any annual test can follow, so the whole security function has to be rebuilt around it.
What Uvy secures
Tested continuously, on every release, rather than sampled once a year.
Applications
The flows a real user walks, the logic behind them, and the boundaries that separate one account from another.
APIs
Usually the larger surface, and the one an annual test samples least. Every endpoint, parameter, and version, including the ones that left the docs years ago.
Cloud infrastructure
Storage, roles, and services as the application actually inherits them, and what each one exposes to an attacker already talking to the app.
Network and identity exposure sit outside this, so inside a broader program we take the part that proves and closes rather than the whole of it.
From break-in to closed
The same loop a good security team runs, executed exhaustively in isolated infrastructure, with a human on the escalations that matter.
Recon
Enumerate the whole surface, every endpoint, parameter, and auth boundary, and fold in what you already know from prior runs.
Exploit
Agents attack in parallel, model the target, and chain weaknesses the way a real adversary does, deeper and far more often than an annual human test.
Triage
Every candidate is re-run before it reaches your team. Survivors carry a working exploit, duplicates are merged, and unconfirmed issues are dropped.
Fix
The exact remediation, traced to root cause and written into your code, containers, and cloud, then routed to the team that owns the file.
Verify
The original exploit is replayed against the patched build, and the hole is closed only when that attack fails. Then the loop runs again.
Offensive agents that prove themselves
Offensive agents attack your surface, chain the weaknesses a checklist misses, and prove what is exploitable with a working exploit. Anything we cannot demonstrate gets dropped before it reaches you.
Only verified findings
Every finding is verified before it reaches the report, the exploitable ones with a working exploit. Your team only ever sees what is real and reproducible.
Tested like a real attacker
Standard methodologies (OWASP Top 10, IDOR, broken auth, business-logic, injection, SSRF) run by AI agents in parallel, deeper and far more often than a once-a-year human test.
Runs in full isolation
Every test executes in a sealed, single-use VM under strict scope guardrails. Your code and data never leave the box and never train a shared model.
Defensive agents that make it hold
Every proven attack becomes a defense. Defensive agents turn each exploit into the exact fix, verify it closed, and keep watch so the same hole cannot reopen.
The exact fix
Every finding comes back as the exact remediation in code, containers, and cloud, then re-tested until it is provably closed.
Always watching
Continuous monitoring for the attack in progress and the regression that quietly reopens a hole you already closed.
Audit-ready proof
The attestation your buyers, board, and regulators require, generated from real runs and mapped to the standards that matter.
Black box. Gray box. White box.
Three ways into the same application. The less Uvy knows going in, the closer the test is to the attack you'll actually face.
No credentials, no source, no diagrams. Uvy starts where a real attacker starts: outside, in the dark. It maps your surface on its own, hunts the way in, and proves what it finds with a working exploit. Most tools need a map to find anything. Uvy draws its own.
What an insider or a phished user already holds: a login, a role, an API key. Uvy swarms the trust boundaries from within: privilege escalation, cross-tenant access, every door a stolen session opens.
Source, configs, and infrastructure in view. Uvy walks the system inside out, attacking every layer with the blueprint in hand, for the depth and completeness an external view alone can't reach.
Uvy runs all three. Black box is where it stands apart: a genuinely blind engagement, the condition real attackers work under. The discovery grind that priced blind testing out of human engagements is the part Uvy does fastest. Every mode ends in the same audit-ready report.
Request a black box pentest →We test for what actually gets exploited
Full methodology coverage on every run, plus the business-logic and custom risks generic scanners miss.
Find every way in, before an attacker does
Uvy runs continuous offense and defense across your applications at machine speed, and hands your team proof and the exact fix. Start a pentest yourself, or talk to us about scope.
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