Application and API penetration testing

Find vulnerabilities that put customer data or funds at risk with world-class researchers and cyber models.

A cross-tenant exposure at Openlayer

Openlayer already used code scanning, dependency checks, and an annual penetration test.

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Octane found a flaw in shared execution workers. A request could inherit another tenant’s cloud provider credential and run under the wrong account. That could cause incorrect billing and expose one tenant’s prompts and outputs in another tenant’s provider logs.

Octane provided a working exploitation scenario. Openlayer shipped a fix within days.

Test how your system works together

Octane’s AI Security Researcher works alongside experienced researchers to investigate your code, cloud configuration, infrastructure as code, and runtime behavior.

Scope the assessment around your architecture and the actions an attacker could take.

  • Authorization and tenant isolation
  • Business logic and money movement
  • APIs handling sensitive information
  • Attack paths across connected services

Give your engineers the evidence they need to understand and address each finding.

  • Validated findings and business impact
  • Reproduction evidence
  • Root cause and remediation guidance
  • Fix review and retesting as scoped

Start with a scoped assessment

We define the application, sensitive assets, user roles, and deadline. Then we agree on access, authorized environments, deliverables, and engagement terms.

Your Octane researcher directs the AI Security Researcher’s investigation, validates exploitability, and works with your team on the findings. After the assessment, Octane can continue reviewing pull requests and releases.

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Questions about the assessment

Do we need to replace our existing tools?

A focused assessment can fit alongside your current security tools and testing program.

Do you need production access?

Access depends on the scope. We agree on the code, test accounts, and authorized environments before testing begins.

How are price and timing determined?

They depend on application complexity, scope, access, and deliverables. The scoping conversation establishes those requirements.