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Forget annual pentests and six-week reports. Cantina's autonomous AI agents probe your infrastructure the way real attackers do, but 24/7, across every surface, at machine speed. When they find something, they prove it's exploitable before they tell you about it.
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When a pentest begins, Cantina's agents automatically map your application's features, endpoints, APIs, and authentication flows. No manual scoping required.
Hundreds of specialized agents are dispatched across the attack surface. Each agent goes deep on its assigned area, testing for OWASP Top 10, business logic flaws, privilege escalation, IDOR, prompt injection, and more.
Every finding goes through additional validation to eliminate false positives and hallucinations. If the agent can't prove the exploit works, it doesn't make the report.
/api/users?id=1' OR '1'='1
Cantina generates high-confidence pull requests for confirmed vulnerabilities. Review the patch, merge it, and retest in one workflow. No handoff to a separate engineering ticket.
Fix SQL injection vulnerability in /api/users
Start a pentest in under five minutes. Monitor agents hunting for vulnerabilities in real time. Prove fixes and retest instantly without waiting for a consultant's calendar.
Cantina's AI pentesting methodology is built on OWASP Testing Guide, PTES, and NIST SP 800-115. Every engagement follows structured phases: reconnaissance, enumeration, exploitation, post-exploitation, and reporting.
See how Cantina's AI pentesters can replace your annual assessment cycle with continuous, on-demand testing.
Get a demoMost pentests complete within hours. Complex applications with multiple microservices may take longer, but you'll see findings in real time as agents work.
For most applications, yes. For highly complex environments, Cantina's AI identifies and escalates edge cases to human researchers for deeper analysis.
OWASP Top 10, business logic flaws, IDOR, privilege escalation, SSRF, prompt injection, API misconfigurations, authentication bypasses, and more.