Cipher - Security testing should run like your test suite
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Cipher tests the way an attacker would, and it never stops. Application, cloud and network.
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We pointed Cipher at infrastructure most teams consider bulletproof. In minutes, it turned a single login request into total application takeover.
▎One unauthenticated SQL injection minted a valid admin session, no password and then opened the full admin dashboard: every user, order, and setting. Reproduced end-to-end, scored CVSS 9.8.
Cipher is autonomous AI that attacks your external estate like an adversary, continuously, proving every finding by reproducing and scoring it.
A Cipher scan is $1,500. Through this launch period, every scan is free, for everyone.
Why free? We'd rather you feel the time-to-value on your own estate than take our word for it.
It runs on your domain, scoped, authorized and non-destructive.
Proof, not possibilities. Authorized and scoped.
Think your attack surface is clean? Prove it. Run a free scan on your own domain — app.ciphersecurity.ai
Looking forward to see how the community uses this and always open for conversations and feedback : )
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We pointed Cipher at infrastructure most teams consider bulletproof. In minutes, it turned a single login request into total application takeover.
▎One unauthenticated SQL injection minted a valid admin session, no password and then opened the full admin dashboard: every user, order, and setting. Reproduced end-to-end, scored CVSS 9.8.
Cipher is autonomous AI that attacks your external estate like an adversary, continuously, proving every finding by reproducing and scoring it.
A Cipher scan is $1,500. Through this launch period, every scan is free, for everyone.
Why free? We'd rather you feel the time-to-value on your own estate than take our word for it.
It runs on your domain, scoped, authorized and non-destructive.
Proof, not possibilities. Authorized and scoped.
Think your attack surface is clean? Prove it. Run a free scan on your own domain — app.ciphersecurity.ai
Looking forward to see how the community uses this and always open for conversations and feedback : )