Legacy approach
Test once a year.
With 0sec
Benchmarks test yesterday's vulnerabilities.
The frontier is novel vulnerability discovery.
The “pentesting” concept was designed for a slower, human-led attacker, and for a team that fixes things by hand.
Legacy approach
With 0sec
Legacy approach
70%of today’s exploits are 0-days, previously unknown
With 0sec
Legacy approach
44%of 0-days hit the operating system, not the web app
With 0sec
Legacy approach
With 0sec
Legacy approach
With 0sec
Legacy approach
With 0sec
Legacy approach
With 0sec
We begin with an agreed scope: selected codebases, packages, web applications, or AI systems. The target and test plan are set before work begins.
The harness automates investigation and evidence collection. Humans set authorization and scope, then review findings before delivery.
Scanners flag potential issues. We investigate approved leads and return reproducible evidence when a finding survives verification.
Only with explicit written authorization and an agreed test plan. When production is not appropriate, we can use a staging environment.
Data handling is agreed for each engagement. Targets and findings stay within the approved engagement boundary.
We do not sell certifications. Evidence from an engagement may support your own assurance work, subject to your review.
The 0sec source and CLI are published under MIT OR Apache-2.0. 0cloud operations, customer data, target scopes, and internal records are not part of that release.
You choose the target, number of agents, and hours per agent. We agree the scope and price before work starts, then stop at the approved ceiling.