Continuously map, validate, and close the attack paths that lead to what matters most — with AI that executes, humans that sharpen, and intelligence that compounds with every engagement.
Annual pentests produce a report. Attackers don't wait for reports. The gap between what you know and what's actually exploitable grows wider every day you're not looking.
New deployments, configuration changes, third-party integrations — your exposure shifts constantly. A report from six months ago tells you what was true then. Not what's exploitable now.
Your pentest firm finishes, the knowledge leaves. The next engagement — whether it's the same firm or a new one — starts cold. Years of security spend, and none of that intelligence compounds.
Vulnerability scanners and automated tools flag thousands of potential issues. Real adversaries chain weaknesses, exploit business logic, and find the paths that matter. There's a difference between a list of CVEs and proof of impact.
Threaxis combines autonomous AI agents with human operator expertise in a platform where every engagement makes the next one smarter.
AI agents discover and map your assets, relationships, and exposures as they change — tied to the crown jewels that actually matter to your business. Not a static asset inventory. A living attack graph, always current.
Autonomous agents execute known attack patterns at machine speed. Human operators bring creative tradecraft for the complex chains machines can't reach. You choose the mode: fully autonomous, approval-gated, or human-led — matched to your environment and your risk appetite.
Every finding, technique, and operator insight feeds back into the platform. What one engagement discovers improves every future engagement across your entire estate. The more you use it, the more it knows about your environment — and the harder you are to attack.
Not every environment is the same. Not every test should run the same way. You control how AI and human expertise work together.
AI agents operate within defined guardrails, continuously. No human in the loop. Regression testing, CI/CD assurance, always-on validation of known attack patterns — running while you sleep.
AI proposes, your team approves before high-risk steps execute. Built for regulated environments where every action needs oversight — without losing the speed of machine-driven discovery.
Expert operators drive the engagement. AI augments their capability. For complex business logic, deep red team exercises, and adversary simulation where human creativity is the edge.
Fair questions. Every security leader is weighing these options right now. Here's what we see.
AI pentesting agents are table stakes. Claude, GPT-4, open-source models — they can all scan for known vulnerabilities. Every vendor is shipping this. The orchestration layer on top of LLMs and exploit frameworks is replicable. That's a race to the bottom.
Worse: giving a fully autonomous external agent unrestricted access to your internal environment is a genuinely different risk profile from traditional testing. An autonomous agent with broad access is essentially an attack surface in itself.
Your team can absolutely stitch together foundation models with open-source offensive tooling and your own asset inventory. The barrier keeps dropping. You'll get to 60-70% coverage reasonably fast, and it'll feel like progress.
Then it stalls. Maintaining breadth of technique, keeping up with novel attack chains, and investing in ongoing R&D isn't a side project — it's a product. And a single internal team only sees their own environment. They can never see the patterns that emerge across hundreds of engagements.
You shouldn't trust a fully autonomous external agent in your environment. And you can't maintain a credible internal offensive capability at the pace threats evolve. The answer is the governed middle ground.
Threaxis gives you the control of internal with the expertise of external. Approval-gated mode for when you need oversight. Human-led for the complex work machines can't reach. Autonomous for continuous coverage. And intelligence that compounds across every engagement — the cross-customer learning that DIY fundamentally cannot replicate.
The market is bifurcating into "too autonomous" and "too manual." The fact that smart security teams will try to build some of this themselves validates the category — it proves the demand. Threaxis occupies the governed middle ground where AI executes, humans sharpen, and the intelligence compounds in ways no single team can replicate alone.
Every sector has its own regulatory pressure, its own crown jewels, and its own adversaries. Threaxis adapts to yours.
DORA is rewriting the rules. FCA, PRA, and Lloyd's expect you to prove operational resilience — not just describe it. Annual penetration testing satisfies the letter of compliance but not the spirit, and regulators increasingly know the difference. Whether you're protecting core banking platforms or policyholder data, the regulatory direction is the same: continuous, evidenced, auditable.
Threaxis delivers continuous validation of the attack paths that lead to payment rails, trading systems, underwriting engines, and customer data — with the audit trail and evidence chain that regulatory scrutiny demands. From retail banks to specialist insurers, the platform adapts to your specific crown jewels and threat profile.
DORA, FCA operational resilience, PRA SS1/21, Solvency II, Lloyd's market standards — continuous ICT risk management, not annual box-ticking
Core banking platforms, payment rails, trading systems, policyholder PII, underwriting models, claims platforms, inter-bank and reinsurance connectivity
Nation-state actors, organised financial crime, ransomware targeting claims data, social engineering through broker channels, supply chain compromise via third-party integrations and MGA platforms
You move fast, ship often, and your attack surface changes with every release. PCI DSS 4.0 now expects continuous monitoring, not annual assessments — and your investors expect you to not be the next headline. The challenge isn't finding vulnerabilities. It's keeping up with your own velocity.
Threaxis runs in step with your deployment cadence — validating exposure against payment flows, API surfaces, and cardholder environments continuously, not on a schedule that's always behind.
PCI DSS 4.0 continuous monitoring, FCA authorisation conditions, PSR operational resilience, open banking security requirements
Payment processing APIs, cardholder data environments, merchant onboarding, ledger systems, partner integrations, open banking endpoints
API abuse, credential stuffing at scale, business logic exploitation in payment flows, third-party SDK risk, account takeover chains
Patient data is among the most sensitive — and most targeted — information in any sector. NHS trusts, private providers, and health-tech companies face a unique combination of legacy clinical systems, rapid digital transformation, and an adversary landscape that increasingly treats healthcare as a high-value, low-resistance target. Ransomware doesn't just cause data loss here — it disrupts patient care.
Threaxis validates the paths from external exposure to patient records, clinical systems, and connected medical infrastructure — continuously, with the sensitivity and control that healthcare environments demand. Approval-gated orchestration means nothing executes against critical clinical systems without your team's explicit sign-off.
UK GDPR (health data as special category), DSPT (Data Security and Protection Toolkit), NHS Digital standards, CQC digital expectations, upcoming Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
Electronic patient records, clinical decision systems, pharmacy and prescribing platforms, medical device networks, research databases, NHS Spine connectivity
Ransomware (healthcare is the #1 target sector), legacy system exploitation, supply chain through clinical software vendors, insider threat in distributed care settings
Retail runs on trust. Customer data, payment transactions, loyalty programmes, and supply chain integrations create a sprawling attack surface that extends from the e-commerce platform to the point of sale — and every API, partner feed, and third-party plugin in between. A breach doesn't just cost you data. It costs you customers.
Threaxis continuously validates the paths from external-facing digital channels to payment systems, customer databases, and fulfilment infrastructure — proving what an attacker could actually reach through your web applications, mobile apps, and partner integrations before they do.
PCI DSS 4.0, UK GDPR, consumer duty obligations, brand and reputational risk that dwarfs regulatory fines
E-commerce platforms, payment processing, customer PII and loyalty data, supply chain management systems, warehouse and fulfilment APIs, POS infrastructure
Web application attacks (Magecart-style skimming), credential stuffing against customer accounts, supply chain compromise through third-party plugins, seasonal DDoS targeting peak trading
Modern logistics is a web of interconnected systems — warehouse management, fleet tracking, customs, partner APIs, and real-time visibility platforms — all increasingly cloud-native and API-driven. When one link in that chain is compromised, the cascade doesn't stop at your network boundary. It disrupts physical goods, contractual obligations, and the customers downstream who depend on your reliability.
Threaxis maps and validates the attack paths across your operational technology, partner integrations, and digital supply chain — continuously testing the seams where systems connect, because that's where attackers look first.
NIS2 (transport and logistics in scope), UK Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, customs and border compliance (HMRC), contractual security requirements from enterprise clients
Warehouse management systems, fleet and route optimisation, customs and trade platforms, real-time tracking infrastructure, partner EDI/API integrations, last-mile delivery systems
Ransomware halting physical operations, supply chain attacks through partner integrations, GPS/tracking manipulation, insider threat across distributed warehouse networks
NIS2 is raising the bar across energy, transport, water, and telecoms — and the convergence of IT and OT means your attack surface now extends from the corporate network to operational technology that controls physical systems. Testing these environments requires care, context, and control.
Threaxis operates across IT/OT boundaries with approval-gated orchestration that gives your team oversight of every action — validating the paths from corporate exposure to critical operational systems without disrupting what keeps the lights on.
NIS2 directive, sector-specific regulators (Ofgem, Ofwat, Ofcom), NCSC CAF, upcoming Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
SCADA/ICS systems, operational technology, grid management, customer data, physical safety systems
Nation-state targeting of CNI, IT/OT pivot attacks, supply chain compromise through industrial vendors
Central and local government holds vast quantities of citizen data and operates services that millions depend on daily — from benefits and tax to planning and social care. The threat landscape is uniquely challenging: nation-state adversaries, hacktivists, and organised crime all target government systems, while legacy estates and complex supplier chains make the attack surface difficult to manage. GovAssure, CAF, and the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill are raising expectations fast.
Threaxis provides continuous validation across government digital services, citizen-facing platforms, and internal operational systems — with the classification-aware, approval-gated controls that public sector environments require. Every finding comes with the evidence chain needed for audit and assurance reporting.
GovAssure, NCSC Cyber Assessment Framework, Cyber Security and Resilience Bill, Cabinet Office Minimum Cyber Security Standard, OFFICIAL/OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE handling requirements
Citizen PII across multiple databases, benefits and tax systems, critical national services, internal communications, supplier and contractor access portals
Nation-state espionage and disruption, hacktivism, ransomware targeting local authorities, supply chain attacks through outsourced IT providers, credential harvesting at scale
Universities and colleges are open by design — collaborative, research-driven, and globally connected. That same openness creates a uniquely challenging security environment: thousands of users, BYOD everywhere, research partnerships with industry and government, and valuable intellectual property sitting alongside student personal data. NCSC has repeatedly highlighted education as a sector under sustained attack, and the regulatory bar is rising.
Threaxis continuously validates the paths from external-facing services — student portals, learning platforms, research networks — to the sensitive data and systems that underpin your institution. The platform adapts to the federated, open nature of education networks rather than fighting against it.
UK GDPR, OfS conditions of registration, NCSC guidance for education, Jisc security frameworks, research council data management requirements, upcoming Cyber Security and Resilience Bill
Student records and personal data, research IP and datasets, financial and endowment systems, federated identity infrastructure, learning management platforms, library and archive systems
Ransomware targeting institutions (30%+ hit in recent years), research IP theft by nation-state actors, credential compromise across federated identity systems, phishing at scale against large user populations
Your customers demand SOC 2, ISO 27001, and increasingly want evidence that you're not just compliant but actually resilient. Enterprise buyers are asking harder questions, and "we did a pentest last year" isn't cutting it anymore. Your attack surface is your product — and it changes with every commit.
Threaxis integrates into your engineering workflow — continuous validation against your production and staging environments, proving to your customers (and their auditors) that exploitable paths are found and closed in hours, not quarters.
SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, customer security questionnaires, enterprise procurement requirements
Production infrastructure, customer data, source code, CI/CD pipelines, API surfaces, multi-tenant boundaries
Supply chain attacks via dependencies, CI/CD pipeline compromise, tenant isolation bypass, API exploitation
Map attack surface
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Encode tradecraft
Intelligence persists
Every engagement makes the platform smarter. Your pentest firm's tradecraft becomes reusable intelligence. Your internal team's context enriches every automated scan. The more you use Threaxis, the harder you are to attack.
Threaxis partners arrive through delivery, not pitch decks. Pentest firms get pulled onto the platform by their own clients — and stay because the economics work. Three ways to work with us.
Pentest firms, red teams, and offensive security consultancies who deliver engagements on the Threaxis platform for their own clients. Your pentesters operate in human-led mode with AI augmentation — turning bench time into billable hours and shifting from episodic project work to continuous, recurring engagements.
You keep the client relationship. The platform makes your team faster, your delivery more consistent, and your offering harder for competitors to match.
Security integrators, managed security providers, and consultancies who sell, implement, and support Threaxis as part of their portfolio. You bring the client relationship and industry expertise — we provide the platform, enablement, and technical support.
For firms whose clients are asking for continuous validation but don't want to build it themselves.
Freelance offensive security experts who both deliver engagements on the platform and contribute Attack Modules to the Arsenal Marketplace — automated techniques, exploit chains, evasion methods, novel TTPs. Pick up human-led engagements as freelance delivery resource, or contribute modules that earn every time they validate an exposure across any customer.
Your best techniques currently benefit one client per engagement. With Threaxis, they earn passively through the Operator Royalty Pool — and you stay hands-on with the work you enjoy.
The Operator Royalty Pool. 15% of platform revenue is distributed to contributors. Every Attack Module that validates an exposure earns a royalty — severity-weighted, compounding across the entire customer base. The more your techniques catch, the more you earn.
Partnerships emerge from delivery, not contracts. If your firm delivers offensive security to mid-market organisations facing regulatory pressure — we should talk.
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