Vulnerability assessment
Point InfiSEC AI at an approved host, application, or repository. The run records what was in scope and what was checked, so a finding is tied to a target instead of floating in a spreadsheet.
Autonomous cybersecurity intelligence tool
InfiSEC AI for authorized security assessments
Run a vulnerability assessment or penetration test on systems you own or have written permission to test. InfiSEC AI keeps the scope, the evidence, and a report that shows which command produced each finding.
Probes leave from your computer, not from the InfiSEC AI server. You bring your own Claude, Codex, or Cursor login.
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Built for the searches security teams actually run
A 2026 study of cybersecurity search demand found that broad terms such as "what is a SIEM" are crowded and often answered before a click. Buyers convert on comparison, evidence, and how a tool is used on a real engagement. This page is written for those queries: authorized penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, web application security testing, and a report with proof.
Web application security testing
Use the workspace for authorized web and API assessments. Findings land in an evidence vault with provenance, which is the part a customer or auditor asks to see after the test.
Network reconnaissance
Discovery runs through a helper on your computer. The address the target logs is yours. The InfiSEC AI server hosts the workspace, the license, and the saved results.
Demand map: Cybersecurity Keyword Landscape 2026. Reporting priority: Bright Defense, penetration testing statistics for 2026.
How an authorized assessment runs
01
Confirm the scope
Create an account, verify your email, and confirm a phone number before the free trial run. The trial is one assessment, not an open-ended scan of the internet.
02
Connect your computer
Start the helper on the machine that should be seen by the target. Until that helper is online, the workspace does not show a server address and does not run probes.
03
Keep the evidence
The War Room, evidence vault, and scope receipts store what happened. You can explain a finding because the command and the result stay together.
Evidence and reporting, not a score with no source
When companies evaluate paid penetration testing tools, reporting is the capability they ask for first. One industry summary of a 2025 buyer survey puts that share at 69 percent. InfiSEC AI treats the report as the product of the assessment: scope, findings, and the evidence behind them.
Scope receipt
The engagement starts with what you were allowed to test. That record is what separates an authorized security assessment from an unscoped scan.
Evidence vault
A verified finding is one a tool produced. The vault is there so a later reader can see the source, not only the sentence in the report.
Your model, your key
Connect Claude, Codex, or Cursor on your side, or paste your own API key. The perpetual license does not include model usage.
InfiSEC AI compared with a typical scanner
Comparison queries are where security buyers decide. This is the honest version. InfiSEC AI is an assessment workspace. It is not a SIEM, an endpoint agent, or a dark-web feed.
| Typical vulnerability scanner | InfiSEC AI | |
|---|---|---|
| Authorization | Often a target list with no engagement record | Scope receipt before the run, for systems you are allowed to test |
| Where probes start | A vendor address shared by every customer | A helper on your computer, so the target sees your address |
| Result | A finding list | Findings plus the evidence and command that produced them |
| Report | Export after the fact | Built to hand over as an authorized assessment record |
| Model | Hidden inside the vendor bill | You bring Claude, Codex, Cursor, or your own API key |
One trial, then a perpetual license
The regular perpetual license is $799 once. For the first 50 keys it is $499 instead. You keep that version. The price includes 12 months of updates and customer support.
Launch License Offer
$799$499
One time. Includes the full workspace: War Room, evidence vault, terminal, and the CTF range. After the first 50 keys, the regular perpetual price applies.
What the trial includes
One capped assessment on one mission and one target, with a time limit and a scope receipt. Phone verification is required before that free run. Card checkout is completed on a Stripe link, and the license key is issued after payment is verified.
Questions buyers ask before a security assessment
What is an autonomous cybersecurity intelligence tool?
It is a workspace that runs an authorized assessment, keeps the evidence, and writes a report from that evidence. InfiSEC AI is that workspace. It does not collect dark-web data, and it does not replace a SIEM.
Is this a penetration testing tool I can use on any host?
No. Use it only on systems you own or have written permission to test. The trial is one assessment, and the scope receipt records that limit.
Will my customer see the InfiSEC AI server address?
Probes are meant to start on your helper. The hosted app stores the license and the results. It refuses targets that are the server itself.
Do I need a separate AI subscription?
Yes. Connect a local Claude, Codex, or Cursor login, or your own API key. The $499 and $799 licenses do not include model usage.
Start with one authorized assessment
Create an account, confirm the email code from admin@infinet.services, and run the trial on a target you are allowed to test.