Autonomous Pentesting That Finds, Validates, and Fixes.

Strix is an autonomous security platform built for the era when AI can perform real attack chains, not just flag pattern matches. It targets the gap that traditional and periodic penetration testing leaves open: most security scanning produces findings that teams must manually triage, reproduce, and fix, while attackers probe continuously. Strix addresses that by running AI agents across a team's full attack surface — APIs, web apps, source code, cloud infrastructure, and internal networks — and doing so without pause between engagements.

The platform operates across the entire vulnerability lifecycle. At discovery, autonomous agents chain real attacks across REST, GraphQL, web applications, and cloud infrastructure, confirming each finding is exploitable before it surfaces. Every validated vulnerability ships with a proof-of-concept and reproduction steps. At remediation, Strix generates a code fix, retests to confirm the exploit no longer works, and opens a merge-ready pull request with the verification evidence attached. The system also integrates into CI pipelines to pentest every pull request before it can merge, and monitors for new CVEs against the organization's live environment on an ongoing basis.

What distinguishes Strix is the combination of continuous coverage and end-to-end automation: rather than periodic reports requiring manual follow-up, teams receive a living threat model that updates as their stack changes and learns from prior findings. The platform is positioned for engineering-heavy security teams and developers who need high-confidence vulnerability data tied directly to actionable remediation, and it offers a self-hosted deployment option for organizations requiring their data to stay inside their own perimeter.