AI-assisted workflows
Coordinate authorized testing with agents and integrated tools.
Products / CyberStrikeAI
Specialist agents. Coordinated workflows. Human oversight.
CyberStrikeAI / Multi-agent workspace
Recorded from the product interface using sample agent activity. A sandbox demonstration, not a live client assessment.
Download demoCyberStrikeAI supports single-agent execution and multi-agent orchestration modes including Deep, Plan-Execute, and Supervisor. This video shows the original interface with sample tasks and outputs. No external targets are scanned, and no credentials or client data are shown. Actual behavior depends on configuration, model access, installed tools, and operator permissions.
Coordinate authorized testing with agents and integrated tools.
Track findings, severity, and remediation status.
Keep security insights connected to your work.
A practical workflow
Explore the assessment stages. This walkthrough illustrates a workflow, not live attack data or a performance guarantee.
Start with clearly scoped assets. Build an inventory of applications, domains, and services before assessment activity begins.
Scope first. Test with permission.
Review security findings in their business context. Combine AI-assisted workflows with expert analysis to prioritize meaningful exposure.
Findings need context, not just a severity label.
Assign ownership, track remediation, and validate completed fixes. Keep the evidence connected to the decisions your team makes.
A completed ticket is not the same as a validated fix.
CyberStrikeAI is the open-source project maintained in the AIPentest GitHub repository and distributed under Apache License 2.0. DMS is the consultancy featured on this website. This showcase does not claim exclusive product ownership, authorship, or an official partnership.
The video is recorded from the product interface in a sandbox with sample agent activity. It does not depict a live client engagement or external scanning. Actual orchestration, screens, and available capabilities depend on the version, models, tools, and configuration. Security tools must only be used on systems you own or are explicitly authorized to test.
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