Pentest Copilot Enterprise automates comprehensive cybersecurity assessments

SAN FRANCISCO – BugBase, an offensive security research company, has launched Pentest Copilot Enterprise, an autonomous black-box red-teaming platform designed to automate comprehensive cybersecurity assessments. The new tool maps attack surfaces, simulates user journeys, and delivers validated vulnerabilities across applications, APIs, networks, and cloud environments.
The need for continuous testing and verification of cyber defenses has become increasingly urgent as artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities advance. Many organizations, particularly those in regulated industries, cannot share source code with external pentesters. Others rely on manual black-box assessments that are time-consuming and costly, often taking months to complete and performed only periodically.
Pentest Copilot Enterprise addresses these challenges by testing systems from the outside in, without requiring source-code access. It maintains authenticated context to identify and validate significant weaknesses, using specialized agents that operate in parallel across dynamic states, identities, and workflows.
The platform maps pages, APIs, forms, accounts, access levels, and business functions, then executes iterative attacks across 100 vulnerability types, including authentication, authorization, injection, and complex business-logic flaws. Real Chromium browsers are used to reproduce authenticated user flows while preserving cookies, authentication tokens, CSRF state, and multiple identities. Agents navigate through Web Application Firewalls (WAFs), bot-detection systems, CAPTCHA, Two-Factor Time-Based One-Time Password (T-OTP), email and phone verification, and magic links.
In internal testing, Pentest Copilot achieved 100% coverage of the defined scope on OWASP Juice Shop and Broken Crystals. It also completed GOAD, NHA, and DRACARYS Active Directory labs, demonstrating coverage across web applications, APIs, internal networks, identity systems, and clouds.
"DHruva Goyal, founder and CEO of BugBase, stated, 'AI is changing the economics of attack, so security teams cannot depend on an annual, point-in-time test. Many organizations need the confidence of a real pentest without handing source code to a third party. Pentest Copilot tests from the outside in, follows the attack through, and proves the impact, so teams can find and fix weaknesses before an attacker does.'"
Each reported vulnerability includes a reproducible proof of concept, validated evidence of impact, remediation guidance, compliance-ready reporting, and one-click retesting.
BugBase is an offensive security research company that helps organizations defend themselves through continuous, authorized testing against real-world attack paths. Its offerings include managed bug bounty and vulnerability-disclosure programs, expert-led pentesting services, and autonomous pentesting through Pentest Copilot.