Running a pentest in 3 days with custom AI tools

Traditional pentests take two to three weeks. Most of that time goes to work that doesn't need a security expert: reconnaissance, correlating findings, and writing the report. We built custom AI tools to compress those phases, so we deliver a full engagement in three to ten days.

Day 1: reconnaissance

Recon is the most mechanical part of a pentest, so we automated it first. Our recon agent scans the target infrastructure, enumerates endpoints, maps the attack surface, and flags hidden APIs. We do in about thirty minutes of supervised runtime what used to take four hours by hand.

The agent decides nothing. We review what it surfaces and pick what to chase.

Day 2: analysis and exploitation

A human drives this part. The agent ranks findings by likely impact and suggests attack vectors. We chain the vulnerabilities, confirm they're exploitable, and throw out the false positives. The tooling saves us time. The security judgment stays with us.

Day 3: reporting

Report writing is the other big time sink in a traditional engagement. Our tooling drafts the findings from the evidence collected during testing, both the technical detail and the executive summary. We edit for accuracy and add context. A full day of writing drops to about two hours.

The payoff for you

You get results in 3 to 10 days instead of 2 to 3 weeks, at a lower price, because less of our time goes into the mechanical work. Coverage holds: a human who does this for a living still makes every security call.

If you're shipping an AI product or preparing for a security review, this timeline fits a startup's budget and calendar.