■ 24/7 security agents for enterprises

Always-on enterprise agents for cybersecurity.

01 · How it works

Nine minutes,
start to finish.

An example incident at 3am. Containment runs on playbooks you approve in advance. Anything outside them waits for a human.

  1. +0m 00s · detect A stolen access key hits prod

    probe/identity sees the key used from a new country, calling APIs it has never touched.

  2. +0m 19s · confirm Confirmed as a real breach

    Sign-in, network and API logs are correlated. It's not a false positive, so the incident opens.

  3. +0m 53s · contain The attacker is cut off

    Key revoked, sessions killed and the touched host isolated, all by your pre-approved playbook.

  4. +4m 28s · scope Blast radius is mapped

    Every action the key took is traced, and what was read and what was changed are both listed.

  5. +8m 50s · resolved Resolved in under 10 minutes

    Root cause closed, a full report in Slack, and your team wakes up to a closed incident.

02 · The console

Always on.
Always hunting.

Each agent owns a slice of your environment and watches it every second, so the clock starts at detection, not when someone checks a dashboard.

Agent queue · example
>
#P-0117map the edge
12 hits
agent reconstatus hunting
>
#P-0114confirm the ssrf
4 hits
agent vulnstatus triaging
>
#P-0109chase stale tokens
2 hits
agent identitystatus escalated
>
#P-0103diff the cloud
0 hits
agent cloudstatus watching
>
#P-0098draft the patch
1 hit
agent patchstatus awaiting you
Incident log · example
  1. 03:16:02sysincident closed · 8m 50s · report sent
  2. 03:11:40reconblast radius mapped · 2 buckets read
  3. 03:08:05identitykey revoked · 3 sessions killed
  4. 03:08:04cloudhost i-0a7f isolated
  5. 03:07:31identitybreach confirmed · incident opened
  6. 03:07:12identitykey AKIA…7Q used from new country
03 · Agents

Six agents.
Zero shifts.

Specialists, not one generalist. Run them all or start with the one that keeps you up at night.

P-01■ online

probe/recon

Continuously finds forgotten subdomains, open ports, exposed buckets and shadow SaaS before anyone else does.

$ probe recon --watch
P-02■ online

probe/vuln

Checks reachable services and dependencies against new disclosures within minutes, and confirms the ones that are actually exploitable.

$ probe vuln --confirm
P-03■ online

probe/identity

Watches your IdP for impossible travel, stale admin grants, MFA gaps and tokens that outlived their owners.

$ probe identity --idp
P-04■ online

probe/cloud

Diffs your cloud posture on every deploy: public snapshots, wildcard IAM, and security groups that drifted open.

$ probe cloud --diff
P-05■ online

probe/code

Reads every merge for leaked secrets, injection paths and risky dependency bumps, and comments where developers already work.

$ probe code --on-merge
P-06■ online

probe/patch

Turns confirmed findings into tested pull requests with the fix, the proof and a rollback note attached.

$ probe patch --draft
04 · Built for enterprise

Autonomous,
not unsupervised.

  • R-01
    Read-only by default

    Agents observe and test. Anything that changes state waits for an explicit grant.

  • R-02
    Scoped to what you own

    Targets come from your verified inventory. Out-of-scope requests are refused and logged.

  • R-03
    You decide what's automatic

    Containment runs on playbooks you approve ahead of time. Anything outside them waits for a human in Slack, the ticket or the PR.

  • R-04
    Every action leaves a line

    A full, exportable audit trail of what each agent did, when, and why.

probe/patch · request #0311■ needs approval
finding
public read on bucket assets-staging
blast radius
3 internal build artifacts
proposed
set ACL private · add deny policy
rollback
one command, logged
05 · Early access

Sleep on it.

We're onboarding a small group of enterprise security teams. Tell us where to reach you and we'll set you up.

superprobe — request-access