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AI Penetration Testing
ManticoreAI
Turn security testing into a continuous process.
ManticoreAI automates penetration testing across web, mobile, API and network targets, validates exploitable vulnerabilities and supports remediation with audit-grade reporting, retesting and defensive controls.
The business challenge
Why organisations consider this solution.
Traditional penetration tests can be slow, point-in-time and difficult to repeat. Security teams need faster evidence of exploitable risk and a clear route from finding to remediation.
Core capabilities
What ManticoreAI
helps you do.
Expert Validation
Security findings can be reviewed by certified consultants to improve confidence and reporting quality.
Audit-Ready Reporting
Prioritised technical and executive reports support remediation as well as standards such as PCI DSS, ISO 27001 and SOC 2.
Continuous Retesting
Integrations with CI/CD and IT service workflows help teams retest fixes and make security validation repeatable.
Reference architecture
See the actual
solution topology.
Continuously test applications and infrastructure from an attacker's perspective, validate exploitable paths and focus remediation on proven risk. The diagram below shows the product's distinct operating model, data paths and enforcement or decision points.
Illustrative reference architecture — final design depends on the customer environment and vendor-supported integration pattern.
Example use cases
Apply the architecture
to a real scenario.
These examples explain the business purpose behind the architecture. Final scope, integrations and outcomes depend on your environment and implementation design.
01API release
Test an API before production
A new customer-facing API must be checked for authentication, authorisation and business-logic weaknesses.
- 1Discover endpoints and attack surface
- 2Safely validate exploitable weaknesses
- 3Retest fixes before release
Expected resultTeams release with evidence that the highest-risk findings were addressed.
02DevSecOps
Continuously retest changes
Frequent releases make annual penetration testing too slow and point-in-time.
- 1Schedule testing around release cycles
- 2Compare findings between builds
- 3Confirm remediation automatically
Expected resultSecurity validation keeps pace with software delivery.
03Enterprise exposure
Validate an external attack path
Security teams need to know which exposed services can actually be combined into a breach path.
- 1Map reachable assets
- 2Validate vulnerabilities safely
- 3Rank the path by business impact
Expected resultResources focus on exploitable exposure rather than raw scanner volume.
Delivery path
From requirement
to production value.
The exact architecture depends on your environment, but the solution typically follows this practical operating flow.
Define scope and access
Select the target assets, testing mode and permitted depth for the engagement.
Test like an attacker
The platform explores attack paths, chains weaknesses and validates whether vulnerabilities can be exploited.
Validate and prioritise
Findings are reviewed, scored with business context and organised into a practical remediation sequence.
Fix, defend and retest
Teams remediate or apply compensating protection, then rerun tests to confirm that the exposure is closed.
Typical use cases
Where it fits.
- Web, mobile and API penetration testing
- Network and infrastructure assessment
- Audit and compliance evidence
- DevSecOps and continuous security validation
Expected outcomes
What success looks like.
- Shorter penetration-testing cycles
- Validated findings with clearer priorities
- Repeatable evidence for audit and compliance
- Continuous improvement through remediation and retesting
DLAB's role
Technology is only valuable
when it works in your environment.
DLAB helps customers evaluate the fit, define use cases, coordinate solution demonstrations and proofs of concept, plan deployment with the principal and local partners, and establish the support path for production.
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