For founders, CTOs and platform leads
A four-engineer team can't run a security programme, but it also can't survive a breach, a failed SOC 2, or a stalled enterprise deal. SecNode hires in as a senior offensive team that wakes up on every deploy: it maps your live attack surface, exploits real bugs in staging before production sees them, and lands the fix as a pull request your engineers merge between standups.
FIELD CONDITIONS
Most security tools were built for enterprises with a SOC, an AppSec team and a procurement function to interpret their output. As a startup you inherit the alerts but none of the people, so the queue grows until someone declares bankruptcy on it. SecNode inverts the model. The agents do the offensive work, debate each other to filter noise, generate the PoC, and open the fix as a pull request. Your engineers see one artefact: a green PR with a working exploit attached, ready to merge.
WHAT YOU GET
Web apps, APIs, cloud accounts, source repos and your public attack surface are all tested by autonomous agents on every deploy and every IAM change. No on-call rotations, no staffing gaps, no scope sheets to re-negotiate every renewal.
Every finding is debated by the Hive Mind and reproduced as a working PoC before it reaches your inbox. Your team stops chasing speculative CVEs and only sees real, exploitable bugs, ranked by what an attacker would actually reach first.
Replace DAST, SAST, CSPM, API security, secrets scanning and bug-bounty triage with a single system. One dashboard, one bill, one DPA, designed for teams without a procurement function or a vendor-management spreadsheet.
Pentest reports, SBOMs, vulnerability disclosures and remediation evidence are produced as a side-effect of running the agents, signed and time-stamped. Stop staging the audit the night before; ship it as a continuous control.
In practice
Your first six-figure customer asks for a SOC 2 report, a recent pentest and an SBOM before they sign. SecNode produces all three on demand from artefacts the agents already generated, so security review stops being a sales bottleneck.
Code Security opens a fix PR instead of failing the build. Your CI stays green, your engineers stay in flow, and the security debate moves from the deploy gate to the pull-request review where it belongs.
Recon scans paste sites, JS bundles and code search for credentials tied to your domain. Code Security flags secrets in pre-commit. The Hive Mind correlates both and rotates impact analysis through your cloud graph in minutes.
Most teams discover 30–60% more public assets than their inventory shows on the first scan. SecNode finds the staging environment an ex-employee left running, the forgotten subdomain that resolves to S3, and the API gateway nobody put behind auth.
API Pentest exercises every endpoint for BOLA, broken auth, mass-assignment and hidden parameters. The cases you didn't write tests for are exactly the ones it tries first.
When a critical CVE drops in a dependency you ship, the SBOM agent pinpoints every service, container and lambda affected, and the Hive Mind opens a remediation PR before the news cycle has finished.
AGENTS DEPLOYED
Finds your blind spots before attackers do.
Your tireless application hacker.
Plugs the data leaks.
Finds and fixes vulnerabilities in your source code.
Locks down your AWS environment.
Secures your software supply chain.
Next
SecNode startup customers go from no security function to enterprise-grade coverage without hiring a single security engineer. The agents do the work that would otherwise need a four-person team, and the pull requests speak the only language your engineers actually want to read.