Solutions · Red team

Put an attacker on every release.

Vypr maps what you expose, builds the path to what matters and, with your consent, walks it. Your red team starts from proven attack paths instead of grinding recon.

Recon eats the week.

  1. Surface discovery goes stale
    The map you drew last sprint is already wrong. Re-drawing it eats the day you meant to spend attacking.
  2. Annual pace against weekly releases
    Engagements are scoped in weeks. Ships happen every day. The attacker's cadence wins by default.
  3. Findings without proof
    A CSV of maybes nobody exploited. Without a walked path, nothing moves.

Your best operators are doing a machine's job.

Inventory

Recon that never stops.

The knowledge graph covers every application, identity, configuration and route in — and is rebuilt as your attack surface changes.

  • Every host, service and identity mapped and tracked
  • Assets carry their own findings, ports and DNS
  • The map updates after every mission
Inventory · acme-prod
  • Kyberianprod
  • compute-1.acme.com0 vuln
  • node-70 vuln
  • iam.acme.internal1 vuln
  • acme.comdns · ports
  • api.acme.comnot verified
  • git.acme.com0 vuln
Missions

Scoped runs you watch and steer.

Give the agent a target and a template — external surface, leaked secrets, AD — and watch it work. Under written scope, with a one-message stop.

  • Red, blue and purple presets, or your own instructions
  • Live progress you can confirm, steer or cancel
  • Executed PoCs with the evidence attached
Missions1running·7done
Rotate exposed access keyin progress
Engineer → domain admin via ADCScompleted
Azure Runbooks VM RCEplanned
API .NET RCEcompleted
PresetsCustom instructionsManual
Red
External surface
Rotate exposed access key
Take over leaked secrets
Blue
Protection validation
Purple
Network exposure overview
Confirm or cancel · the agent waits on your call
Sessions

Every step logged. Every path evidenced.

Each session is the full record: the task, the description, the skills used and every command the agent ran — summarized for humans.

  • AI session summary on top, raw CLI activity below
  • Tags and MITRE-mapped skills on every session
  • Export the evidence bundle when the path is proven
Sessions
Rotate exposed access keyrunning
External surface · acme.comdone
Cloud exposure reviewdone
redawskey-rotationagent
SummaryAI activity
Rotate exposed access key
Session summary (AI)A leaked read-only key was proven usable and rotated; evidence exported for the report.
  • 21:37:39Trusted cluster memory loaded
  • 21:37:39Skill cloud:redteaming loaded
  • 21:37:39Scanned route53 — 2 new hosts
  • 21:37:39Discovered SSO + gathered IAM
  • 21:37:39Exported evidence bundle
Activity (15)Worked 2m 36s·verified

Attacker POV every day, not once a year.

Trust

Execution you can let in.

An agent that exploits needs rules your team can trust. Vypr runs inside yours.

  1. Written scope
    The agent only walks paths inside the signed-off scope. Everything else is mapped, never touched.
  2. One-message stop
    Anyone on the team halts an active mission mid-path. No tickets, no waiting.
  3. Evidence by default
    Request, response, screenshot, chain — every step captured and bundled as it happens.
  4. Full audit trail
    Every action logged and attributable, aligned to SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / NIS 2 expectations.
Questions

Asked by every team like yours.

  • Scope comes first. The agent maps everything you expose, but only walks paths inside the signed-off scope. Deeper tests wait for consent, and any human on the team can stop an active mission with one message.

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