Instantly retest findings

Request a retest on any finding. The pentester who reported it replays the original attack, keeps your team in the loop on the finding itself, and records the outcome: resolved, or still reproducible.

Request pentest

The ARGUS findings queue a retest is requested from.

What is agentic pentesting?

The same engagement, carried out by hundreds of specialized agents working under our pentesters.

Hundreds of agents, attacking like pentesters
Autonomous agents work through your applications, APIs and infrastructure the way a real attacker would, discovering and exploiting weaknesses at machine speed.
Every finding is validated before you see it
Separate agents re-exploit each candidate finding to confirm it is real. What reaches you is validated, with a working proof of concept, not a pile of unchecked alerts.
A report the same day
What used to take weeks now takes hours. Results are validated and exported as the report you need: a management summary, a customer-facing version or the full auditor report.

Request it from the finding itself
Every finding stores its own reproduction steps. When your team ships a fix, the retest is one action on that finding: no scoping call, no new statement of work, no waiting for next month's scan.
The conversation lives on the finding
Questions about a fix go to the pentester who wrote the exploit, in a thread attached to the finding. Both sides see the same evidence, and nothing gets lost between a ticket system and a mailbox.

Frequently asked questions

Who performs the retest?

The pentester who reported the finding wherever possible. Because the original reproduction is stored with the finding, the retest repeats those exact steps either way.

What if the fix does not hold?

The finding stays open, marked still reproducible, with a note on what still works. Fix again and request another retest; every attempt stays on the record.

Is a retest a new engagement?

No. You request it from the finding, without a scoping call or a new statement of work. Your agreement with AssistSec sets out how retests are included.