An agentic security team that pentests your organisation from the outside in, and the inside out.
Book a demoWe approach every engagement the way an intruder would: patient, methodical, relentless. That way the only people who find your gaps are the ones you hired.
Three capabilities, one agentic team. Every finding is proven with a working exploit and a reproduction path your engineers can follow.
The run starts as soon as it is on screen.
Your internet-facing estate, enumerated and attacked continuously. The agent maps every domain, subdomain, service and cloud endpoint you expose, then chains real exploits through them (authentication bypasses, SSRF, exposed secrets, cloud control-plane misconfigurations) and reports only what it proved it could reach.
We do not point a general-purpose model at your estate and hope. We post-train our own agents on offensive tradecraft, so they attack the way a determined operator would: from the outside, through your internet-facing estate, and from the inside, from an assumed foothold. That specificity is the point: a generic model or a fixed-pattern scanner fires the same non-specific attacks at every target. An agent post-trained for the job understands what it is looking at, chains the findings together, and reaches the paths that end in a breach.
A ticket closed is not a vulnerability fixed. Re-run the original exploit against every finding, automatically, so your team gets a verified pass or fail instead of a promise. Findings you cannot reproduce never reach your backlog, and fixes are confirmed the moment they land.
Akribos was built by offensive engineers who were tired of watching organisations buy tooling that reported ten thousand theoretical issues and zero confirmed breaches. We built an agentic team that thinks like an intruder, works continuously, and refuses to report anything it cannot demonstrate. It runs alongside your security team rather than replacing it: always on scope, always authorised, always proving its work.
Most security programmes drown in findings nobody can reproduce. We hold a single standard: every finding arrives with a working exploit, the evidence it ran, and the reproduction path to verify it. That discipline is what turns a report into a fix, and it is the difference between a scanner and an adversary.
Read our methodologyA disciplined offensive cycle that runs continuously, not a project that ends with a PDF.
We map your estate with you, agree the blast radius in writing, and instrument logging on both sides before a single packet moves. Nothing is tested that you have not authorised.
The agent enumerates your internet-facing domains, services and cloud endpoints, then builds an attack graph ranking the chains most likely to reach something that matters to your business.
Assume the intruder is already in. From a foothold inside your network, the agent maps the estate from the inside out: hosts, Active Directory, identities, trust paths and where sensitive data lives. It traces how an attacker would move laterally and try to extract it.
The agent executes real attacks against in-scope targets, external and internal, capturing the evidence trail as it goes. A human operator validates every critical before it reaches you.
Findings land in your existing ticketing and SIEM with reproduction steps. As fixes ship, the original exploit is re-run automatically so you get a verified pass or fail, not a promise.
Start with an external assessment to prove the value, or run the full external-and-internal programme continuously. No seat licences, no per-finding fees.
Outside in
Scoped in 48 hrs
Continuous external attack surface testing, with every finding proven by exploit and re-tested as you ship fixes. Built for teams that need to know what the internet can already reach.
Outside in + inside out
The complete agentic security team: external attack surface and internal assumed-breach testing running continuously, with a named offensive engineer accountable for every critical.
Tell us what you need tested and we will come back within one business day with a scoped approach, a defined blast radius, and a clear answer on what the first week would look like.
