Product · AI pentesting
AI penetration testing, on demand
Manual penetration testing is scarce, slow, and expensive: a specialist engages for a week, hands over a PDF, and the results are stale by the next deploy. RingZero puts an AI agent on the job instead — point it at a system you control, describe what you're testing, pick your suites, and it runs recon, probes the attack surface, and returns ranked findings that flow straight into your security workspace. Pen-test coverage, at the cadence of your CI.
Authorized by design
RingZero is a defensive product for organizations testing systems they control, and scope authorization is a first-class concept — not a checkbox. Targets are chosen from your org's registered hosts; a host appears there only after you've proven you control it, by deploying the RingZero sidecar that answers a challenge only that host can serve. The wizard never accepts a free-text URL, and authorization is re-checked when the scan launches. Every run is recorded: who launched it, against what, with which configuration, when.
Configure a scan in four steps
- Target — pick from your verified hosts (staging, production, an internal IP behind a gateway).
- Application — web app, REST API, GraphQL API, mobile backend, or gRPC service; this shapes recon and which suites apply.
- Analysis — source-code mode (SAST, dependency scanning, and secrets over the repo) or live-endpoint mode (DAST against the running target).
- Test suites — select the weakness classes that matter: OWASP Top 10, authentication & session, cookies & headers, access control, injection, supply chain, secrets, TLS & crypto.
What a run looks like
Every scan moves through the same five phases: recon fingerprints the authorized target's stack and exposed surface; enumerate maps routes, endpoints, and parameters (or the code and dependency surface in source mode); suites execute each selected weakness class; analyze correlates and de-duplicates raw signals and ranks them by severity; and report persists the run and surfaces findings to the workspace. You watch phase and per-suite progress stream live.
Agents tuned to your actual exposure
The agent is tuned per scan, not globally — and it reads context you already have. If your supply chain scan flags a deserialization-vulnerable library, the agent weights its injection and access-control testing toward the routes that actually exercise that library, instead of probing uniformly. Findings land ranked in one queue, where automated remediation proposes the fix and your policy decides how much autonomy it gets.
See the four-click scan wizard in action in the interactive demo on the home page.
Frequently asked questions
How is AI penetration testing different from a vulnerability scanner?
A conventional scanner runs a fixed rule set and reports pattern matches. An AI pentest agent reasons about what it finds: it fingerprints your stack, maps the actual attack surface, chooses which weakness classes to probe, and correlates raw signals into ranked, de-duplicated findings — closer to how a human tester works, at the cadence of your CI.
Can RingZero scan any URL I give it?
No, deliberately. Scans only run against your org’s registered hosts, and a host is registered only after your org proves it controls it — by deploying the RingZero sidecar on the host, which completes a challenge–response ownership proof. Authorization is re-checked at launch time — a revoked target yields a rejected run, never a partial scan. RingZero is built for testing systems you own.
What do the test suites cover?
Suites are categories of weakness, selected per scan: OWASP Top 10 coverage, authentication and session handling, cookie and header analysis, access control (authorization and IDOR checks), injection, dependency and supply chain risk, secrets detection, and TLS/crypto configuration. Unselected suites are never run.
What is the difference between source-code mode and live-endpoint mode?
Source mode analyzes the repository — static analysis, dependency scanning, and committed-secrets detection — and never touches a running system. Endpoint mode probes the live, authorized target the way an attacker would (DAST). You pick the mode per scan, so you can test an API before merge and the deployed service after.
How do scans reach hosts inside a private network?
Internet-facing targets are probed directly. Private targets are reached through a scan gateway you deploy inside your network — a scoped egress proxy, so the agent brain stays in RingZero’s cloud and your firewall stays closed. A run against a private host is rejected up front if no active gateway covers it.
Is every scan auditable?
Yes. Every run records who launched it, against which authorized target, with which application type, analysis mode, and suites, and when — a reviewable trail of all testing activity, which is what an internal security program and its auditors need.