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Automatic attack simulator

Find the vulnerabilities before others do - let the AI Defender test your systems

Iceland's first AI Defender

Artificial intelligence finds the obvious. Humans find the unexpected.

The AI Defender is an automated, ethical hacker that verifies vulnerabilities in your systems by simulating real-world attacks. It monitors your systems 24/7, 365 days a year, quickly detecting vulnerabilities and helping you respond before they are exploited by malicious actors.

Unlike traditional scanners that look for known vulnerabilities, the AI Defender simulates the behavior of an attacker and can assemble a complex attack chain. It reduces noise and prepares you for more focused security testing and compliance reporting when you need it.

No setup. No complicated tools. You see what matters right away.

What does the AI Defender find in your system?

Designed for market needs

Not a replacement for the hacker, but the first line of defence.

For CISO and CTO

  • Finds vulnerabilities before they become incidents.
  • Reduces noise and prepares you for more focused security testing
  • Analysis reports when you need them (AI assisted Penetration Test)

For the ever-changing needs of businesses

  • No setup. No complicated tools.
  • You see what matters right away.
  • Uses the latest AI models to find previously unknown vulnerabilities.
  • Human review and validation of vulnerabilities.

For our Defenders

  • The AI Defender is designed to support the hacking community, not replace them.
  • By removing the simplest vulnerabilities, hackers have more room to find more complex and valuable vulnerabilities.
  • Does not replace the creativity of hackers and their own use of AI.

Automatic attack simulator with AI

Not just more results, but the right results that matter. Designed with real hackers, not just based on scanning technology.

Traditional scanners

Simple database lookup

  • Only search for known vulnerabilities (CVE-lists)
  • Lots of noise and incorrect results
  • Unable to assemble an attack-chain
  • No contextual analysis

AI Defender

Human review & confirmation of vulnerabilities

  • It simulates the real behavior of an attacker
  • Assembles a complex attack chain
  • Prioritize by actual impact
  • Confirms vulnerabilities before reporting them

Frequently asked questions

The AI hacker is not a substitute, but a first line of defense. AI does what machines do best: it can run continuous tests without pause, systematically traverse large attack surfaces, and identify vulnerabilities at a speed and scale that is simply not possible for a human. It forgets nothing, does not tire, and can monitor changes in real time.

In effect, the AI hacker prepares the systems for the human hacker. It finds basic vulnerabilities, opens up the field, and flags potential problems early, so that experts can then focus on more complex and creative attack methods.

Human hackers, on the other hand, bring something that cannot be automated: intuition, experience, and creative attack thinking. They see connections that are not obvious, try unconventional approaches, and think like real attackers—not just following predefined patterns.

The difference also lies in the fact that AI finds what can be found, while human hackers find what no one expected to exist.

Together, this means better results: faster analysis, broader perspective, and deeper, more realistic testing.

Companies want to use it because it increases both the speed and scope of security testing without increasing complexity.

You get better security visibility, faster responses, and more efficient use of expertise with the AI hacker.

It tests your system without accessing any unauthorized data, and everything takes place in a secure, controlled, and traceable environment.

You can get a compliance report (AI assisted Penetration Test) at your convenience!

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