A pentest that
actually finds things.
20 AI agents spend 30 minutes attacking your web app. They find injection flaws, auth bypass, broken access control — and chain them into real attack paths. Every finding comes with proof.
Free first scan. Safe for production. Results in ~30 minutes.
What happens when
you hit “scan”
4 agents map your attack surface. Headers, cookies, CORS policy, tech stack, subdomains, DNS records, SSL config, JavaScript endpoints, auth flows. Everything the later agents need to know.
6 agents actively test for vulnerabilities. Injection specialist tries SQLi, XSS, SSRF, command injection. Logic analyst checks JWT handling, CSRF, rate limits, race conditions. CVE correlator matches your stack against known vulns.
Only fires for things analysis actually found. Each vulnerability type gets a dedicated exploit agent with domain-specific techniques. They produce proof — extracted data, forged tokens, executed code.
Independent agent re-tests every finding. Three failed reproductions = dropped. Then chain synthesis: can these findings be combined? CORS + IDOR = cross-origin data theft. JWT crack + admin endpoint = full takeover.
Response delayed 5.02s on SLEEP(5) — confirmed blind injection
Cracked in <5s. Forged admin token accepted by /api/admin/*
User A token returned User B order data (order #4821)
Crack JWT → forge admin token → access /api/admin/export → dump full user database via SQLi in export query param
No false positives.
Every finding has a confidence level. If we put it in your report, we can prove it.
"Server header says Apache 2.4.49 — might be vulnerable to path traversal"
"Adding ../etc/passwd to the path returns a 403 instead of 404 — different behavior"
"Three different traversal payloads consistently return different error codes"
"Successfully read /etc/passwd via %2e%2e/ encoding. File contents attached."
"Path traversal + SSRF = read AWS metadata → obtained IAM credentials → S3 access"
Findings below L2 don't make it into your final report unless they're part of a chain. The verification phase independently re-tests everything. Three failed reproductions = finding dropped. This is why the report you get is short and actionable, not a 200-page dump of “possible issues.”
What we test for
Each category has a dedicated agent with domain-specific techniques. They don't just check boxes — they reason about your specific application.
Injection
- SQL (blind, error, union)
- NoSQL
- Command injection
- SSTI
- XXE
- LDAP
Client-side
- Reflected XSS
- Stored XSS
- DOM XSS
- CSP bypass
- Prototype pollution
- Cache poisoning
Auth & access
- Auth bypass
- JWT attacks
- OAuth/OIDC flaws
- IDOR
- Privilege escalation
- Session fixation
Server-side
- SSRF
- File upload
- Path traversal
- Deserialization
- Race conditions
- HTTP smuggling
Compliance mapping included
Every finding is automatically mapped to OWASP Top 10, GDPR, NIS2, and IT-Grundschutz. Not because we think compliance is security — but because your auditor will ask, and this saves you the translation work.
Pricing
First scan is free. After that, pay per scan or go managed.
One-off
A single security scan so you can see exactly what we find before paying anything.
Run a free scan- One scan, full depth
- Findings report via email
- No credit card required
Pro
For teams that want to run scans regularly and share results internally.
Get started- Unlimited scans
- Live dashboard with sharing
- Export to PDF, JSON, HTML
- Connect your own data sources
- Priority queue
Managed
We run scans for you, interpret results, and brief your team.
Talk to us- Everything in Pro
- Dedicated analyst
- Recurring scheduled scans
- API + Slack + webhook integrations
- Custom reporting + white-label
FAQ
Will this break my production site?
No. The agents have a circuit breaker — if your server starts returning 5xx errors, they automatically back off. They're thorough, not reckless. If you want extra caution, there's a stealth mode.
How does this compare to a manual pentest?
It's faster (30 min vs. 2 weeks), cheaper ($149 vs. $10k+), and covers more surface area. But it won't find complex business logic flaws that require understanding your specific domain. Best use: run ShieldScan.ai regularly, bring in humans annually for the deep stuff.
Can I scan authenticated areas?
Yes. Provide credentials or session tokens and the agents will map and test protected endpoints. Available on Pro and Managed plans.
What's in the report?
Findings ranked by severity, each with: description, confidence level (L0-L4), the exact request/response that proves it, CVSS score, affected compliance frameworks, and remediation steps. Plus any attack chains that combine multiple findings.
Find out what a real attacker would find.
One scan, full depth, free. Takes about 30 minutes.
Run a free scan