Offensive security

that MSPs can

actually sell.

More seriously than the once-a-year PDF they are used to. A manual pentest is a photo: one moment, once a year. With Wardizon you re-test on a schedule under each signed RoE, and every finding carries its evidence. Your client gets a professional report (executive summary, evidence-backed findings labeled confirmed or suspected, severity, remediation guidance) in your company's name, with Wardizon credited as the platform.

Authorization is enforced before anything runs: no signed Rules of Engagement, no engagement. You send the request, and your client approves the scope explicitly by signing it online. The authorization is recorded with its scope hash, signer and timestamps. Platform actions land in an append-only audit trail. Authorizations last up to 30 days. You keep a signed record of who authorized what, when, and within which boundaries.

They stop being a bottleneck and become an operator. Instead of hand-running a handful of engagements a month and writing the same OWASP A01 paragraph for the 200th time, they oversee many engagements in parallel and focus on the hard problems a machine cannot reason about: chained logic, business context, the judgment calls. You scale delivery without scaling headcount.

Two layers. Every finding ships with its evidence (request, response, and exploit proof where the signed RoE authorizes it) and a status: confirmed means the condition was observed and its evidence captured; anything that still needs a human check ships clearly labeled "suspected". On top of that, from the Grow plan up, an AI false-positive analysis gives a confidence score with its reasoning for up to 20 findings per scan.

We go beyond detection. Where the signed RoE authorizes exploitation, Wardizon proves a finding with a controlled exploit and captures the evidence; where it does not, you get what the agents observed, labeled as such. Every agent is launched only against targets in the signed scope. Some checks send modified values to your client’s application to confirm a flaw, so leave out of the scope any environment where that is not acceptable.

Add the client in the console and send the authorization request: the platform emails the signing link straight to your client’s signer (it is valid for 60 minutes, and no account is needed). Your company name goes on every report, with Wardizon credited as the platform.

Row-Level Security isolates each tenant’s data at the database layer, with three-tier multi-tenancy (Vendor → Partner → Customer). The platform runs on a server in Brazil, and its business-day backups are stored in Brazil. Stored client credentials are encrypted, and traffic to the platform uses HTTPS. AI-assisted analysis is processed by Anthropic (Claude) in the USA. LGPD and GDPR risk-posture indicators are mapped automatically per finding.

Not today. Wardizon runs as a managed platform hosted in Brazil. If a regulated client needs self-hosted or air-gapped deployment, tell us: it shapes our roadmap.