NiyamR Penetration Testing is a team of AI agents that attacks a company’s software the way a real attacker would, and reports only the weaknesses it has actually proven.
A traditional penetration test takes weeks, costs a great deal, and happens once or twice a year. Software changes every day.
Automated scanners are fast but produce long lists of possible problems. Most are false alarms, and teams learn to ignore them.
There are not enough security experts to test everything that needs testing. Most software ships without a real attack ever being tried.
Specialised AI agents explore the software, try real attacks, and combine small weaknesses into serious ones.
Every weakness is actually exploited in a safe, sealed environment. If it cannot be proven, it is not reported.
Each finding comes with clear steps to repair it, and a re-test to confirm the fix worked.
A website, an application, an API or the source code itself.
A team of AI agents works in parallel, sharing what each one discovers.
Each weakness is demonstrated with a working example, not a guess.
The company gets a report and repair guidance. The test runs again to confirm.
The fast option. Point it at one target and get proven findings back in minutes. Ideal as a first look, or before a release.
Validated findings, the same day
The routine check-up. Broader than a Quick Scan and quicker than a deep test, designed to be repeated with every release.
A routine assessment you can repeat every release
The full examination. Agents spend hours exploring every corner and chaining weaknesses together, as a determined attacker would.
A full pentest report with a PoC per finding
Automatic testing built into how software is made. Every change is checked before it goes live.
No release ships untested
Teams act on NiyamR findings because every one is real. That is the difference between a tool that is used and one that is ignored.
Not only AI. It covers the classic weaknesses in web apps, APIs, cloud setups and business logic.
A Quick Scan returns real findings in minutes. It is the simplest possible first step for a new customer.
It can run on every software change automatically, so nothing new ships untested.
Security testing is still sold by the week and delivered by hand. AI agents change the cost and the speed at once.
A test that takes hours can run every week. One-off projects become recurring use.
A Quick Scan shows value in a single meeting, then opens the door to the rest of the platform.
Start with the registry. Every rule runs in monitor mode on your own hardware until you have seen your own traffic and decided what to turn up.