Find what manual pentests miss.
An annual pentest captures one week of your perimeter, once a year. Enigma re-tests every 24 hours, on every deploy, against every new subdomain that surfaced overnight. Coverage is continuous, not a calendar event.
Enigma runs 33 phases of autonomous reconnaissance, attack-surface mapping, and exploit synthesis against your own assets — 24/7. No queue. No checklist. Real exploits, with proof.
Three jobs, run continuously against your perimeter and your authenticated surface. Every finding ships with a working PoC and a control mapping.
An annual pentest captures one week of your perimeter, once a year. Enigma re-tests every 24 hours, on every deploy, against every new subdomain that surfaced overnight. Coverage is continuous, not a calendar event.
AutoSolver V2 chains recon, payload synthesis, and replay until an exploit lands. Each finding ships with a curl-replayable request, a byte-level response diff, and a screen recording where a browser was involved. No drive-by CVEs. No theoretical maybes.
PCI DSS 4.0, SOC 2 Type II, OWASP Top 10, NIST 800-53 Rev 5, and DORA mappings happen at write-time. Open the finding, see the failed controls. Open the framework, see the failing findings. Bidirectional, always.
Calm, fast, dense — built for the SOC, not the marketer. Keyboard-first. Sub-second scan-state refresh. Every row is a link to a replayable exploit.
| Target | Phase | Started | Progress | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| api.acme.com | 14 / 33 · WAF bypass | 2h ago | ● Running | |
| app.beta.io | 33 / 33 · Complete | 5h ago | Validated | |
| vpn.gamma.net | 22 / 33 · PoC generation | 1h ago | ● Running | |
| edge-gw.eu-west-2 | — | queued | Queued | |
| internal.dashboards | 33 / 33 · Complete | 8h ago | Validated |
The pipeline is a directed graph. Phases run in parallel where the dependencies allow, gated by tier and scope. The brain takes over from phase 30 onward.
Six frameworks, mapped at write-time. The same finding row drives the framework score, the executive summary, and the Jira ticket. One source of truth.
Shipped in the latest cut. Covered out of the box against H1 2026 CVE classes — pug template injection, JWT confusion, HTTP/2 race lanes, DOM-XSS, Web3, EXIF and stego payloads.
One Enigma, many tenants. Per-customer scoping, per-customer reports, per-customer brand. The provider sees everything; the customer sees their surface only.
RBAC + scope filter at every phase boundary. Out-of-scope assets are dropped before the recon stage even sees them.
Per-tenant logo, palette, and intro letter. The PDF, the SARIF, the CycloneDX, and the customer portal all rebrand together.
Customers see their findings, their replays, their compliance posture. Read-only by default; comment, accept-risk, and reopen are role-gated.
Federated identity for the operator side, SCIM for user provisioning. Audit trail is signed and worm-stored per tenant.
Numbers from the Wave 122 build on the canonical OWASP Juice Shop benchmark. Real targets vary — production scans average 16 minutes wall time, dominated by phase 9 timing oracle and phase 17 advanced SQLi.
Limits below are the actual values from the licensing engine. No asterisks. No "contact us for pricing on the homepage but the docs say otherwise" games.
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