Red · Authorised testing only
Break your own software before someone else does.
AI security agents test the systems you are allowed to test. They prove what they find with real evidence, help you fix it, and then check the fix held.
How it works
01
Find
Look for the weakness.
02
Prove
Show it is real, with evidence.
03
Fix
Patch the real code.
04
Retest
Run the same test again.
05
Verify
Confirm it is actually fixed.
Are you a licensed security firm?
Where regulated testing is required, the professional service comes from a licensed partner, not from us.
Our platform checks this. An engagement covering Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya or South Africa will not run unless a licensed partner covering that country is attached to it. The AI cannot add one and cannot remove one.
You bring the licence. We bring the engine, the evidence and the report. You keep the client. We do not compete with you.
How the work flows
- Customer
- Authorised engagement
- Licensed partner
- ViradoTech Red
- Evidence and report
Five specialists, each with one job
The planner
Understands the system and decides what to try. Never runs a command.
The operator
Runs the approved tests. Never goes outside what it was allowed.
The checker
Decides whether a finding is real. The AI saying it is vulnerable is not proof.
The fixer
Writes the patch and the test. A patch being written never means fixed.
The governance agent
Matches findings to your obligations. A person still reviews it.
Priced by scope, not by a list.
What it costs depends on your applications, repositories, APIs, environments, testing depth, how often it runs, and how much fixing you want from us. We quote once we understand the scope. We never price by the size of the AI bill.
What it does not do
- It only tests systems you are authorised to test. The AI can never widen that permission.
- It is not a replacement for a licensed security professional.
- It produces engineering evidence. It is not legal advice.
- All nine of its tools are built and tested. Nothing in it is marked not implemented any more. When something is not built we say so here, so an empty line in this panel is a claim in itself.