Agentic Penetration Testing Prove the path. Verify the fix.
Run an operator-authorized penetration test against approved IT scope. Prove reachable attack paths and capture the evidence.
Your team sets targets, timing, and limits. Nothing runs without approval. IT only.
Attack path validation · sanitized
The approved route reached material impact.
Get the proven path, evidence, remediation direction, and retest.
Partners & Programs
The annual test answers last quarter's question
A scheduled test can take weeks. The environment changes while you wait.
Scheduled, then stale
By delivery day the report describes a system that no longer exists.
Weeks to schedule, days to deliverA count isn't a path
Scanners report what might be exploitable, not what an attacker actually reaches.
Potential isn't proofFixes go unverified
A closed ticket confirms a change, not that the exposure is gone.
Closed isn't the same as fixedFrom approved scope to verified fix
Your operator initiates the engagement. PurpleHaze tests inside the boundary your team sets.
Scope
Your operator names the targets, timing, and constraints. The boundary is recorded.
Test
PurpleHaze works the approved surface, connecting weaknesses into paths with real impact.
Report
The report captures validated findings, affected systems, evidence, and prioritized remediation.
Retest
Retest after the fix: blocked, reduced, or still open.
A report built on proof, not possibility.
Report what the test proved: path, systems reached, and impact.
- Proven paths ranked by business impact, not finding count.
- Evidence your team can use to reproduce and close.
- Blocked and unproven results recorded beside the proven ones.
- An executive summary leadership reads without translation.
Findings report built from the approved test
Attackers don't wait for the engagement.
Breakout is measured in minutes. The consulting queue is measured in weeks.
average eCrime breakout time. Source
of daily security alerts go uninvestigated. Source
from approved test to report and prepared retest.
Where the findings go next
Findings live beside your cases and reports. Fix, retest, and file in one place.
Testing questions, answered.
How is this different from a vulnerability scanner?
A scanner says a door might be open. PurpleHaze tests the path and shows the evidence. Proven and theoretical exposure stay separate.
What can we put in scope?
Approved web apps, IT systems, identities, and reachable access paths. Scope is written first.
What's off limits?
OT and anything outside written scope. OT stays passive through AtlasCyber.
Does it test on its own?
No. Your operator starts, scopes, and stops every run. PurpleHaze never expands scope on its own.
What do we get back?
Get the validated path, affected systems, evidence, mapped findings, and remediation. Blocked and unproven paths stay labeled.
Can you retest after we fix it?
Yes. Retest the same finding and record whether the path is closed, narrowed, or still open.
Run the test. Get the proof. Verify the fix.
See an engagement run from approved scope through findings and retest.