CloudThinker Cyber
Hacks you before hackers do.
Cyber tests your apps and APIs the way a hacker would, so your team catches critical issues first. Every finding is proven. Every fix arrives ready to merge.
Finding a flaw isn't proving it. Proving it isn't fixing it.
Scanners hand you a finding, probably. Pentests hand you a recommendation. Your team still writes every patch.
Attack. Prove. Fix.
Cyber tests with your cloud, your Kubernetes and your code in context. So the attack paths it proves are the ones that actually exist.
Attack
Give the agents a staging URL, an OpenAPI spec, your repo or your cloud account. They learn how the product is meant to work, then chain what they find into real attack paths.
Prove
An independent validator reproduces each path end to end with scoped, non-destructive checks. Anything it cannot reproduce never reaches you.
Fix
Every proven finding arrives with a drafted merge request. Merge it and the agents replay the exact path to confirm it is closed.
FPT Cloud
Proven, then fixed
"It caught a cross-tenant data leak our annual pentest missed, then shipped the fix as a PR the same afternoon. It's like having a red team on every deploy."
Dung Vo, Tech Lead, FPT Cloud
You stay in control.
Scoped to environments you approve. Production is off by default.
Non-destructive proof
Exploits are reproduced with read-only methods where available, designed to confirm the path without mutating customer data.
Your engineers approve the fix
The patch is drafted from your code as a merge request, linked to the finding. Your engineers review it and decide when it merges.
Every fix is retested
Merged fixes are replayed against the original path, and every past finding replays as a regression on the next run.
Full audit log
Every request an agent sends is recorded, reviewable and exportable.
Your scope
Only what you approve. In writing.
Safe testing
Non-destructive by default.
Your data
Stays yours. Never used to train models.
Engineers get their time back. For creative work.
Agents investigate every issue across application, cloud, security, database and Kubernetes, find the why and propose the fix. Your engineers approve, under your policies and audit trail.