Autonomous Pentesting

for the AI Era

FailSafe SWARM™ uses threat-model-driven AI agents for authorized security testing across web applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure, and AI systems. Review evidence, prioritize remediation, and retest within the agreed scope.

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SWARM™ Platform

Agentic penetration testing across authorized attack surfaces.

SWARM uses threat-model-driven AI agents for authorized testing of applications, APIs, infrastructure, and AI systems. Teams can review findings and evidence, plan remediation, and retest within the agreed scope.

How It Works

Trusted by security teams that want to stay ahead.

  • NVIDIA
  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • AWS
  • Coinbase
  • Grab
  • Consensys
  • Ensign
Gartner

“By 2028, over 60% of enterprise pen test programs will operate as continuous validation, replacing annual assessments as the primary proof of resilience.”

Gartner·How to Implement a Continuous Offensive Security Testing Program, 2026
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Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about FailSafe's services, coverage, and engagement process.

FailSafe Security builds autonomous penetration testing and continuous offensive security systems. It combines GlassBreak cyber-model R&D, SWARM agentic execution, Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) workflows, and human-led security research for applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure, and AI systems.

A conventional penetration test is a scoped assessment delivered for an agreed engagement. SWARM is an agentic testing platform designed to run assessments across authorized applications and infrastructure. Scope, cadence, human review, and retesting depend on the engagement configuration.

SWARM is designed to validate suspected vulnerabilities with evidence in the authorized test environment. Validation methods and confidence depend on the finding and agreed scope; review the methodology and evidence for each result.

A scoped penetration test can document the agreed scope, methods, test period, findings, and remediation status for a security program. It does not issue a SOC 2 report or ISO/IEC 27001 certification, and auditor acceptance depends on the auditor and the organization's requirements.

FailSafe tests web applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure, identity controls, Active Directory, LLM applications, AI agents, MCP servers, and specialized critical code.