syber deploys autonomous security agents that audit your web surface on day one, watch every deploy after, and patch vulnerabilities before your on-call ever hears about them. No dashboards to babysit. No tickets to triage. Just a quieter perimeter.
Three phases, one engagement. You hand us a domain. We hand back a surface that doesn't flinch when someone tries the door.
We point our agents at your production surface the moment you sign. Within hours you get a mapped attack surface, a ranked list of vulnerabilities, and a patch plan, most of it already applied.
Every push to main, every deploy, every new endpoint, re-scanned before it reaches a user. Our agents run the same playbook as the attackers, just ninety seconds faster.
When something lights up, the agent fixes it first and tells you second. You get a Slack message describing what was caught, what was done, and a PR ready to review. Silence is the default state.
Each agent has one job and does it without stopping. Together they form a full security team that doesn't take weekends, quarters, or salary reviews.
Maps every route, subdomain, form, token, and third-party call on your application. Builds the attack surface the attackers are already building, except we share ours with you.
Runs OWASP-grade adversarial tests against your mapped surface. Reproduces findings with working proof-of-concept, ranks them by blast radius, and hands each one to the patcher.
Writes the fix, opens the PR, updates the dependency, rotates the secret. Guards against regressions with a scoped test. Your humans review. They never write remediation from scratch.
Hooks into your CI/CD. Every deploy is diffed, replayed, and re-probed in under ninety seconds. If it gets past Sentry, it gets past us. Nothing has, yet.
Two views. What broke, and what an attacker already knows about you. Updated continuously by the agent fleet. No tickets to babysit, no PDFs to ignore.
The whole OWASP top ten and a long tail beyond it. Continuously updated against live exploit feeds, CVE publications, and a private corpus of in-the-wild attack traces.
SQL, NoSQL, command, LDAP. Wherever user input meets an interpreter.
Weak sessions, token reuse, flawed password reset, privilege escalation.
Reflected, stored, DOM-based. Every input is a payload until proven otherwise.
Deserialization, template injection, supply-chain. The keys to the kingdom.
Horizontal and vertical privilege failures across your object graph.
Your server fetching a URL someone else chose, usually your internal network.
Keys in repos, envs in builds, tokens in client bundles. We find, we rotate.
Transitive supply-chain flaws. Scored against your actual call graph, not the npm tree.
State-mutating requests without origin binding. Cookies are not authentication.
Auth callbacks, marketing links, "next=" params. The phisher’s favorite.
CSP, HSTS, frame-options, referrer-policy. Boring, necessary, automated.
Dangling CNAMEs and orphaned records. Free real estate for attackers.
Security isn't a quarterly audit. It's a posture, and postures erode between releases. Most startups don't get breached because the team was careless. They get breached because attacks scale and human review doesn't.
syber exists because your adversaries already automated. They run continuous recon, continuous exploitation, continuous exfil. If the defender is a human reading a ticket queue, the math does not work.
We built autonomous agents to match the tempo, and then to beat it. Every scan we run, every patch we ship, shortens the window between “someone tried it” and “it doesn't work anymore.”
The short version. For the long version, book a call and bring the hard ones.
A free baseline scan. Ninety minutes of our agent's attention pointed at your production surface. Whatever we find is yours to keep, whether you hire us or not.
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