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Penetrify
Autonomous AI penetration testing for startups and growing teams
About Penetrify
Penetrify is an autonomous AI penetration testing platform built for startups and growing teams who need real security testing without the cost, delay, or complexity of traditional pentest engagements. Modern software ships fast. Security testing hasn't kept up. Manual penetration tests are expensive, take weeks to schedule, and give you a snapshot that's outdated the moment your next deploy goes live. Penetrify changes that. Our AI agents think like real attackers - probing your applications, APIs, and infrastructure for exploitable vulnerabilities, then validating each finding to cut out the noise of false positives. You get clear, prioritized, actionable results in hours, not weeks, and you can run tests as often as you ship. Why teams choose Penetrify: - Autonomous testing that mirrors real adversary behavior, not just automated scanning - Continuous coverage that keeps pace with your release cycle - Validated findings with remediation guidance your engineers can act on - Startup-friendly pricing, with a free tier to get started in minutes - Built for the compliance realities modern teams face, including the EU Cyber Resilience Act Penetrify brings hacker-grade testing to every team - not just those with enterprise security budgets. Start finding and fixing vulnerabilities before attackers do. Get started free at penetrify.cloud
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Signals from Penetrify
3 published signals
Products & Services
Penetrify cleared 100% of the XBOW benchmark, running in the cheapest, fastest tier of about 29 dollars and under ten minutes per pentest, black-box, no human in the loop.
Reported by Viktor Bulanek
People
Penetrify is testing the millions of apps that were never going to hire one.
Reported by Viktor Bulanek
Technology & Infrastructure
Penetrify raised the scan limit to 4 hours, but the visibility timeout was still set shorter than the longest job, causing duplicate jobs and double compute bills.
Reported by Viktor Bulanek