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Your app is exploitable right now, and it's only a matter of time until someone breaks in. Vector finds twice the critical vulnerabilities at a fraction of the price of other pentests. Protect your product today.

What's next for zauth. The problem: AI changed who gets to build. Millions of people who never wrote a line of code are now shipping real apps to real users, and they're doing it fast. But security never came along for the ride. It's still priced, packaged, and staffed for enterprises with dedicated teams. So now, we have an entire generation of builders shipping production software with no one checking whether it can be broken into. The gap between what's getting built and what's getting secured has never been wider. Vector - our blackbox pentest - closes that gap from the outside in. It finds its own way in, chains the weaknesses together the way an actual attacker does, then tells you exactly how it got there and what to fix. But the hardest bugs don't live on the surface. They live in your business logic, your auth chains, the broken assumptions buried in code paths you only catch when you can see the whole system at once. An attacker on the outside might take weeks to find them. With the source code in hand, we can find them in minutes. So we're bringing Vector inside with whitebox pentesting. This is full source-level access, paired with the same offensive engine that already attacks your app from the outside. Together, that's the kind of coverage enterprises actually need, and we're wiring it straight into your pipeline so every commit gets attacked before it ships. Continuous pressure on every push, before anything reaches production. And we're not stopping there. Testing tells you where you were exposed at a single moment in time. It can't help you when someone is inside your app right now, probing, escalating, looking for the one door you left open. So we're introducing something that watches in real time and fights back the moment an adversary shows up. It closes the gap between scans, the window where you're actually under attack. It's revolutionary and will be a first for the cybersecurity world. More on this soon. Security has to be autonomous. It has to think like an attacker. And it has to be on your side. Most importantly, it needs to be accessible. zauth is building all this and more.