Find the exploit chain before the attacker does
Strix runs continuous automated penetration tests against your code, APIs, and cloud. No quarterly snapshot. No stale report.
Quarterly pentests leave a 90-day window
The median time from public CVE disclosure to active exploitation in the wild is 12 days. A pentest scoped once per quarter misses everything that shifts in between. Attackers do not work on your schedule.
Continuous attack simulation on every push
Three steps: connect repositories and cloud accounts, Strix maps the full attack surface, autonomous agents probe for exploitable chains triggered by each code change.
Connect Code, APIs, and Cloud
Strix reads your source repositories, API specifications, and cloud IAM configuration. No agents to deploy, no traffic mirroring required.
Map Exploit Chains Automatically
The AI engine traces how individual weaknesses connect into exploitable paths. A dependency CVE matters differently when it is two hops from your payment processor.
Prioritized Findings with Proof
Every finding includes a reproduction trace, affected component, business impact, and a suggested remediation path. No raw lists, no noise.
Attack chains, not CVE lists
Strix traces how an initial foothold escalates through your stack: dependency entry point, lateral movement paths, and the impact at the end of the chain. Security teams see the story, not just isolated findings.
Used by security engineers who got tired of stale reports
We ran Strix alongside our annual pentest. It found three exploitable chains the manual team missed and flagged them within 48 hours of a dependency update.
The manual report was 200 pages of CVSS scores. Strix gave us five actual attack paths with reproduction steps. That is what we needed to prioritize the sprint.
Stop testing on a schedule. Start testing on every push.
We are onboarding early-access teams now. Get a proof-of-concept scan on your stack before you commit to anything.