A once-a-year penetration test is a snapshot of how you looked weeks ago. Your code shipped fifty times since. Your real exposure today is somewhere in between — and nobody on your team has the time to keep checking.
That's the gap we close. We run the same depth of testing a top pentester would — but continuously, in the background, against your live footprint. When we find something, we don't just claim it: we show you the actual exploit working, plus a one-command way to confirm it's fixed.
Just your domain and your work email. We'll handle the rest.
What it does
The same campaign that finds your exposed dev portal pivots into your authentication service, then attempts lateral movement against the next reachable host. We don't stop at the perimeter and call it a finding — we follow the kill chain to where it ends.
If we say SQL injection works on /api/v2/orders, the capsule extracts a sentinel row from a sandboxed copy of your data store. If we say authentication can be bypassed, the capsule replays the request and shows you the privileged response. No "high severity, theoretical" wording.
Every confirmed multi-stage exploit ships with a graph: which finding led to which, what permissions each step required, and where a single control would have cut the chain. The CISO sees the attack story; engineering sees the choke point.
Nothing to install on your endpoints. The platform reaches your assets the way a real adversary would — over the network, against your authentication, against your exposed services. Internal-network testing optional via a single agent for VPC-bound estates.
Daily on Sentinel, configurable on Fortress. Findings ship the day they're confirmed — not bundled into a 60-page PDF six months from now. Drift between engagements is detected and re-tested automatically.
Every capsule declares what it'll touch before it runs. Destructive-by-default tests run only with explicit allowlist. Production targets default to read-only validation; staging targets unlock the full toolkit. The auditor reviews the policy, not the trust.
What you get
celvex retest — that re-runs the capsule and emits fix-confirmed or still-vulnerableFind. Prove. Fix. Verify. — applied to penetration testing
Subdomains, technologies, exposed services, certificate hygiene, third-party trust. Every host scored by how a real attacker would prioritise it.
The exploit runs against the asset, the response is captured, the assertion passes. Sealed into a Proof Capsule and signed before it leaves our pipeline.
Upstream code reference where applicable. Configuration change where it's a misconfiguration. Architecture note where it's a design flaw.
After the fix lands, the same capsule runs again. fix-confirmed, or it isn't. CI integration available so a regression breaks the build.
Where it fits in CTEM
Gartner's CTEM framework places Validation as the fourth of five stages — the step where a discovered exposure is confirmed exploitable in the customer's specific environment. Automated penetration testing is the engine that does the work. The Proof Capsule is the artifact that makes the validation verifiable end-to-end.
Start where it costs you nothing
Drop your domain. We'll quietly look at your external footprint and send a short, plain-language report — with at least one real finding your team can verify themselves. No sales pressure. No surprise calls.
Just your domain and your work email. We'll handle the rest.