Autonomous penetration testing

Someone will try to break into your site.Better it's us.

Lokey points an AI security agent at your website. It probes it the way a real intruder would, proves what it can actually reach, and hands you a ranked list of what to fix — in plain English.

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Nothing to install
Works on any live site
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Most tools stop at “this key is exposed.” This one asks what the key opens, then goes and checks.

What it finds

The mistakes that actually get people breached

Not a thousand theoretical warnings. The handful of things a real attacker would look for first — and whether yours are open right now.

Credentials left behind

Access that was never meant to be public, sitting somewhere a stranger can reach it.

Data that answers to strangers

Customer records and internal storage that hand themselves over without checking who's asking.

Doors you forgot were open

Parts of your setup that are still live and reachable long after anyone stopped watching them.

Permissions that don't hold

Places where being signed in as anyone is enough to reach something meant for someone else.

Weak points in what you build on

Known problems in the software your site depends on, including the ones that arrive with the defaults.

Whatever the first finding leads to

The agent follows its own leads. One small exposure is usually the thread that unravels a bigger one.

Why now

Three things changed at once

The threat

Attackers automated. Most of the people they target didn't.

Breaking into a website used to take a skilled person and real time. That was your protection — being small meant you weren't worth the effort.

AI removed the effort. Sweeping thousands of sites for a known weakness now costs a script pennies, runs unattended, and never gets bored.

You no longer have to be worth a hacker's week. Only a script's second.

What Lokey does

Lokey runs that same kind of automated attack on your site first, so there's nothing left for theirs to find.

The blind spot

AI writes the code. Someone still has to check it.

AI can produce a week of code in an afternoon, and almost nobody reads all of it. Security bugs don't announce themselves — it compiles, the app works, and the hole ships with it.

The models writing your code learned from insecure examples too, and they reproduce those just as confidently as the good ones.

“It runs, so it's fine” was never a security review.

What Lokey does

Start a scan from your own deploy pipeline with an API key, so the code nobody fully read still gets tested before your users meet it.

The access problem

A real pentest starts in the thousands. This starts at a few dollars.

Hiring a specialist firm means a quote, a schedule, a week of someone's attention, and a report at the end. Most small teams look at that and quietly skip it.

So the people who'd be hurt worst by a single breach — no security team, no budget, everything riding on one product — are the least able to buy protection from it.

Security testing stops being a luxury when it's priced like software.

What Lokey does

You buy credits, each scan draws from them under a cap you set, and the exact cost of every run is shown on the scan itself.

How it works

Three steps, about five minutes of your time

Prove the site is yours

Add a DNS record or drop a file on the domain. The scan won't start until that check passes — which is also how we make sure nobody can aim this at a site they don't own.

Start the scan and watch it work

The agent maps your site, then chases whatever it finds. Progress streams live, and if it hits a decision only you can make, it stops and asks.

Fix what actually matters

Findings arrive ranked worst-first, each with the evidence behind it and what to change. The severity score is the industry-standard one every security team uses — calculated, not a number the AI made up. Read it in the app, export it, or hand the PDF to a developer.

Safeguards

An attack tool you can safely own

This agent does real offensive work, so the limits on it matter as much as its abilities. Restraint isn't a footnote here — it's most of the engineering.

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Nothing you scan is kept — zero data retention

Your data stays yours. We don't retain it, and no AI model is trained on your keys or your inputs. Even the security agent doing the testing works under zero data retention — none of your data lives on our side once a scan ends.

The scan engine destroys itself

Every scan runs in a single-use engine built only for that run. The moment it finishes, the engine is destroyed and everything inside it is gone — no copies, no trace, and nothing left for even our own team to reach into.

It only scans what you've proven you own

Ownership is verified by DNS record or file upload before the first request goes out. There is no way to point it at someone else.

It runs nowhere near your systems

Every scan executes in a locked-down container on our infrastructure. Nothing installs and nothing runs on your machine.

It asks before anything consequential

When the agent hits a decision a person should make, it stops and waits for you. Answer in the app and it picks up where it left off.

Credentials are encrypted, then destroyed

If you give it a login for a deeper scan, that secret is encrypted at rest, kept out of every log and report, and deleted when the scan ends.

Every action is written down

Who scanned what, what was approved, and every host the agent touched. Nothing happens off the record.

Spending is capped before it starts

Each scan runs under a budget you set, drawn from prepaid credits. There's no bill to be surprised by.

Find out what an attacker would find.Before they do.

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