Capability
Find the path in. Prove the impact. Close the gap.
Prava Autonomous Penetration Testing is an AI-driven offensive security platform that continuously simulates multi-stage adversary attacks, validates exploitable vulnerabilities across APIs and cloud infrastructure, and delivers verified proof of impact with zero false positives.
Scope
Prava combines intelligent reconnaissance with expert-led offensive testing to understand how an attacker could enter, move through, and compromise your environment.
Testing goes beyond isolated vulnerabilities. Prava connects weaknesses into real attack paths, validates their impact, and traces each path back to the control or configuration that needs to change.
Method
Simulate real-world attacks to uncover exploitable weaknesses across your applications and infrastructure.
PRAVA combines automated testing with security-focused analysis to surface meaningful vulnerabilities.
Validate your defenses by testing how an attacker could actually break through.
01
Start with what matters.
Every engagement begins by defining what is being defended, what is in scope, and what impact must be proven. Systems, environments, testing depth, rules of engagement, and constraints are agreed before testing begins.
02
Map the attack surface.
Prava discovers reachable infrastructure, services, applications, endpoints, identities, cloud resources, subdomains, and forgotten exposure. Automated discovery expands the view; expert analysis determines where an attacker is most likely to look next.
03
Follow the attack path.
Testing focuses on how weaknesses combine. A misconfiguration, weak permission, exposed service, and compromised identity may each appear low-risk alone — together they can form a direct path to sensitive systems.
Prava validates those paths rather than stopping at theoretical findings.
04
Prove what the path can reach.
Successful exploitation is taken as far as safely permitted to establish real impact: access gained, privileges obtained, systems reached, and data exposed. Evidence is captured at every stage.
05
Break the path. Verify the fix.
Findings are prioritised around the changes that eliminate the attack path first. After remediation, Prava retests the original route to confirm that the vulnerability is actually closed — not simply that a scanner reports it differently.
Attack path
A vulnerability list is not an attack path. The difference is what an attacker can actually reach by combining them.
Find what is reachable. Map the systems, identities, applications, services, and trust relationships exposed to an attacker.
Connect what others see separately. Combine weaknesses, permissions, misconfigurations, and access paths to identify routes that would otherwise remain hidden across individual findings.
Prove the route works. Safely reproduce the attack path and establish what an attacker could actually access or control.
Fix the point that matters. Prioritise the change that breaks the greatest part of the attack path rather than treating every finding as an isolated ticket.
What you get
Evidence
Every validated finding includes the conditions, steps, requests, responses, and evidence required to reproduce the result and understand its impact.
Priority
Severity alone does not tell the story. Findings are prioritised by what an attacker can reach, what privileges can be gained, and how far the attack can progress.
Remediation
Each finding identifies the underlying weakness and the change that breaks the attack path, giving engineering teams something concrete to fix.
Assurance
Remediation is validated against the original attack path. The objective is not a cleaner report — it is a demonstrably closed route.
Next step
One conversation is usually enough to work out whether this is the right place to begin. If it is not, we will say so.