superhack for Enterprise
Hundreds of teams shipping. One current view of your exposure.
Your business moves at agentic pace, across business units, applications and environments. superhack tests all of it continuously, routes every finding to the team that owns it and verifies each fix, with evidence for the board, auditors and regulators.
The enterprise profile
Value, trust and accountability. Security, from the boardroom.
A breach is a valuation event.
Business objectives and commitments to shareholders assume that operations keep running. An incident puts them in question, listed or not.
Testing that scales with your size.
Hundreds of teams, applications and environments, all tested in the same depth. Where you are exposed today, not as of the last annual test.
Testing at the pace your teams ship.
Software is built at agentic pace, in many places at once and increasingly outside engineering. Security has to keep up as a loop.
Top management is personally liable.
Under current regulation, executives answer for security that reflects the state of the art. Attackers put AI agents to work without rules, and that state has moved.
Annual pentests are snapshots.
Between two tests lies a year in which hundreds of changes went live untested.
Scanners bury you in possible issues.
Thousands of alerts, few of them exploitable, and someone has to sort them.
Findings never reach the team that can fix them.
The report goes to security. The team that owns the system never sees it.
Nobody knows the full attack surface.
Too big, too distributed and changing every week: subsidiaries, cloud accounts, shadow IT.
Your standing took years to build.
Customers, partners and the market judge you by how you protect what they entrust to you. One incident from the outside can undo it.
Cyber security is now written into law.
NIS2, DORA, the Cyber Resilience Act and sector rules make it an explicit obligation, with fines that can reach a share of global annual turnover.
Each finding with the team that owns it.
Impact, root cause and the place to patch, delivered to the team that can fix it, and verified after the fix.
A closed ticket is not a closed hole.
Tickets get closed. Whether the fix holds, nobody attacked it again.
Years of tech debt sit on the surface.
Legacy systems and old shortcuts that nobody owns any more, still reachable from the outside.
Time to value
One day to know where you stand.
Then a path to staying there.
Know where you stand.
Within 24 hours, depending on the size of your landscape, the agents map what you expose and test all of it. Every finding is proven, so where you stand is a fact, not an estimate.
- Discovery of every domain, host and service you expose
- A deep penetration test in full width and depth, scanning included
- Each finding proven by exploit and rated by its real impact
- One list of what is exploitable, where, and how bad
OutcomeA proven baseline.
Findings
Close what matters.
Critical and high findings go to the teams that own them, with what they need: impact, root cause, the attack chain and the exact place to patch.
- Findings routed to the owning team, in engineering or beyond
- Each fix worked out with the agent that found the issue
- Every patch attacked again; closed means proven closed
- Attack chains broken at the link that enables the most
OutcomeCritical risk closed and verified.
Finding · F-1187
Forged token accepted as any tenant’s admin
Make it continuous.
Testing moves from a one-off to a rhythm. The team looks at root causes and fixes them in the architecture, so past mistakes do not come back.
- Target sets for production, staging or remote access
- Authenticated tests, also in dedicated pentest environments
- A cadence: deep tests monthly, discovery weekly, retests daily
- Root-cause reviews that lead to lasting fixes, not spot fixes
OutcomeTesting as a routine, causes fixed.
Workflows
Goes all the way: maps the scope, attacks what it finds and proves it by exploiting it.
Monthly on the 1st at 07:00 GMT+0Finds assets, endpoints and services that are newly exposed on your perimeter.
Weekly on Monday at 06:00 GMT+0Attacks every open finding again and closes the ones that no longer reproduce.
Daily at 07:00 GMT+0Fix as you ship.
The security debt is paid down. New findings are rare and arrive shortly after a change, already with the team that owns it.
- Fast feedback on every change to your exposure
- Single findings instead of long lists
- Each one routed straight to the team that can fix it
- Evidence for customers and audits whenever they ask
OutcomeLittle debt, fast feedback.
superhackPenetration test report
Acme Inc. · October 2026
- Scope
- 14 assets, 3 domains
- Findings
- 38 proven · 36 fixed and verified
- Open
- 2 medium, with owner and date
- 1Executive summary
- 2Scope and method
- 3Findings by severity
- 4Verified fixes
- 5Control mapping
1 · Executive summary
2 · Scope and method
Acme Inc. · ConfidentialPage 1 of 24
Show it.
Make continuous testing visible to customers, partners and auditors, with proof behind it instead of a claim.
- A badge for your website and trust center
- A live verification page behind the badge
- The date since when you have been tested continuously
- An answer ready for security questionnaires
OutcomeTrust you can link to.
Verified customer
superhack.app/verify/your-company
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FAQ
Common questions
01Will it disrupt production?
You set the scope, the rate limits and the testing windows per target, and you can give the agents dedicated instructions and guardrails for your systems. superhack stays inside them, and you can pause a run at any time.
02How does it fit with our pentest providers and bug bounty?
They can stay. Annual and regulatory pentests and your bug bounty each look at one moment or one researcher’s interest. superhack covers the time in between: the whole surface on a cadence, every fix attacked again.
03Can we keep business units apart?
Yes. Target sets and separate workspaces keep units, subsidiaries and environments apart, each with its own scope and cadence, so findings of one unit never reach another.
04How do findings reach our teams?
Each finding goes to the team that owns the target, with impact, root cause and the place to patch. Teams can also work with their findings in Claude, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client.
05Does it help with NIS2, DORA or ISO 27001?
It shows that you test regularly and that findings were fixed and verified, which these frameworks expect. It does not replace a threat-led penetration test where DORA requires one. Your auditor or regulator decides what else is needed.
06How do we start?
With one business unit or one target set. A pilot shows on your own systems what superhack finds and how your teams work with it. Rolling out is a matter of adding scope.
07What does it cost?
It depends on scope and cadence. See pricing, or talk to us about a pilot.
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