One engine, every way you need it.
Continuous security review, penetration testing, threat modeling, red teaming, secret scanning, vulnerability research. The same system behind our public CVEs, pointed at whichever job is in front of you. Every engagement hands back validated, exploitable findings with the fix.
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Continuous security review
Cipher reviews every change at the pace code ships, reasoning across the whole system, code, cloud, and configuration, rather than the diff in isolation. Validated, exploitable findings, with the fix.
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Shift-left security
Real shift-left across the full cycle: design-review reasoning at the start, carried through to validated, exploit-proven testing, not just a pre-merge gate. Findings come back with the fix inline, with an attacker's depth and no added friction for the engineers shipping the code.
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Threat modeling
Design-level reasoning about how a system can be attacked, kept current as the architecture changes, instead of a document that goes stale the day it is written.
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Pre-launch assessment
A deep, exploitability-first review before a system ships, with proof for each finding rather than a checklist.
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Penetration testing
Agentic penetration testing that finds the vulnerabilities and proves them by exploitation, not flagging. Continuous and autonomous across the whole target, it carries the breadth and chaining, so human testers spend their time on the depth only people bring.
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Continuous red teaming
Name the objective: reach the ledger, mint an admin, move real money. Cipher works the whole environment to get there, chaining across services, identity, and infrastructure the way an adversary would. Autonomous and always-on, so the path to impact is mapped before someone else walks it.
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Vulnerability research
Deep, original research into the software and systems that matter: novel, exploitable findings driven to root cause, reported, and fixed. The same capability, pointed at your code.
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Secret scanning
Credentials, tokens, and signing keys hunted across code, commit history, CI/CD, and runtime configuration. Every hit is traced to what it actually unlocks, so a leaked key is judged by its blast radius rather than its pattern.
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Supply-chain & dependency review
The open-source software your stack inherits, judged by reachability: whether a vulnerable path is actually callable from your code and what it exposes, not whether a version string matches an advisory. The same lens we point at upstream software in our own research.
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Alert triage & validation
Point Cipher at the backlog your existing scanners produced. It reasons about each alert in the context of your system, proves the ones that are exploitable, and closes the rest with evidence.
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Compliance evidence
Continuous, validated findings and remediation history that map to the controls auditors ask about.