Continuous Pentesting

Your last pentest expired
the day you shipped

Teams deploy weekly — some every other day. The annual test happens for the checkbox, covers a two-week window, and ages out with the next release. Xora attacks your staging environment with working exploits before every deploy.

Why change?

Twelve months of deploys, two weeks of testing

The annual engagement is expensive, time-consuming, and pulls focus from the business — and then it comes back thin: five figures for two lows and an informational. Getting the vendor to re-run a test is a negotiation. Meanwhile every deploy after the report lands is untested, and that widening gap between what was built and what was actually attacked is where breaches happen.

How it works

A Pentest on Every Deploy

Every Deploy, Attacked

Autonomous agents pentest your staging environment before each release, so coverage tracks your pipeline instead of your pentest calendar.

Working Exploits, Not Maybes

Every finding is validated by actually exploiting it. No theoretical risk and no scanner noise — a reproduction your team can act on.

Built Into CI/CD

One flag in your pipeline. Xora returns a pass or fail and halts the deploy the moment it finds a working exploit.

You pay for a pen test — but what are you really getting?
A CISO, on their annual pentest
Differentiation

Whitebox Depth, Attacker Proof

Xora reads your source and attacks your running app. Source access finds what blackbox scanners can't reach; runtime exploitation proves which of those findings actually matter. Every “exploitable” was exploited, not inferred — with the request, the response, and full reproduction steps.

Testing that runs at the speed of your pipeline, not your pentest calendar.
xora runner
$ xora validate --env staging-us-east-1 --block-on-exploit
→ Launching 4 exploit agents…
→ Targeting https://staging.acme.com
✗ SQL injection · /api/users?id=
✗ IDOR confirmed · /api/accounts/{id}
→ Generating audit-grade evidence…
✓ 2 clean · 2 exploits found — deploy halted
Straight answers

The Questions You’re Already Asking

“Is this just static analysis?”

No. Xora reads your source to find candidates, but nothing reaches your dashboard until it has been exploited against your running staging app. It's a pen test, not a scanner.

“Agentic — so findings just… appear?”

No surprises: runs happen on the cadence you set, tied to your deploys. Findings land as a reviewed queue after each run, not a random pager.

“What does it cost?”

About what you already pay for the annual test — often less — broken out by cadence (weekly, monthly, or yearly) and shown before you start a POC. No surprise at the end of the trial.

See a Xora report before you book anything

We ran Xora against OWASP Juice Shop, a deliberately vulnerable practice app, and scored the findings against a hypothetical production threat model. The report shows the shape of the deliverable: how we write up, prioritize, and score a finding.

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For the price of your annual pentest — or less — get one on every deploy

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