1. Scoping an Assessment
- Navigate to AI Pentesting > Projects & Assessments.
- Click New Assessment and choose the assessment type:
- External Perimeter: Reconnaissance and exploitation against public IP/domain scopes.
- Web Application & API: In-depth testing of authentication, business logic, injections, and CSRF/CORS.
- Internal Network: Lateral movement and privilege escalation simulations.
- Define the explicit scope: specify in-scope URLs/CIDRs and strict out-of-scope targets.
2. Safety Controls and Guardrails
To prevent unintended disruption to production workloads:- Configure Rate Limits: Cap requests/sec (e.g., 20 req/s).
- Set Exclusion Patterns: Exclude destructive paths (e.g.,
/admin/delete-database,/logout). - Enable Human-in-the-Loop Mode: Require analyst authorization before executing exploit payloads that modify state.
3. Reviewing Proof-of-Concept Evidence
Every finding generated by the AI Pentesting engine includes verifiable proof:- Exact HTTP Request and Response headers and bodies.
- Command execution output or injected payload traces.
- Step-by-step reproduction guide so developers can reproduce the issue locally.
4. Automated Retesting
Once the engineering team submits a fix:- Open the assessment finding.
- Click Verify Fix (Retest).
- The AI agent replays the exact test vector against the target and validates whether the vulnerability is remediated or still exploitable.