SURVEYOR™
The depth of an expert pen test. Running every day.
Surveyor tests the risk that gets organizations breached: broken authorization, business logic, IDOR, and multi-step workflows, and proves every finding by exploiting it. Then it runs that depth continuously, wired into the way your team already works.
WHAT IT FINDS
Attackers don’t chase bugs. They chase the logic between them.
Broken authorization, business logic, multi-step abuse: the paths that end in a breach. Surveyor hunts them the way an adversary would, and proves each one by exploiting it.
Surveyor tests the way an attacker thinks, then confirms every finding by exploiting it. You get proof, not a list of maybes.
RUN CONTINUOUSLY
Pen-test depth used to be a once-a-year line item.
Deep, manual assessment has always been expensive enough that most organizations could only afford it once or twice a year, leaving long stretches where new code shipped untested.
Surveyor runs that same depth continuously. The risk that used to hide in the months between engagements gets caught as it appears, not at your next annual review.
BUILT FOR YOUR ORG
Built to fit your org, not sit beside it.
Surveyor plugs into the way your team already works: your metrics, your Jira and Linear, your API endpoints, and it adapts as your application changes. It is testing that moves with your pipeline instead of becoming one more silo your engineers route around.
And it gives you something pen testing has never offered: a Pentest Bill of Materials. A complete, exportable record of exactly what was tested, what was reached, and what was proven. The visibility into security testing that has historically been locked inside a PDF at the end of an engagement is now something you can see, track, and report on continuously.
THE ENGINE
The same AI as your adversaries, orchestrated for your org.
AI has changed how applications get attacked. Surveyor puts the same class of AI on your side, but a raw model is not the point. Surveyor’s AI is orchestrated into your workflows, grounded in your real endpoints, sharpened by adaptive learning, and kept honest by a Redpoint consultant reviewing what ships.
Matching attackers’ tooling is table stakes. Fitting your org and proving what it finds is the difference.
PROVEN IN THE FIELD
Trusted on real engagements, not just demos.
Surveyor is not a lab experiment. It is the same engine our pen testers rely on during live client work. When you run Surveyor, you are running what a working pen test firm trusts every day.
HOW IT WORKS
From ingestion to attestation
Maps your application
Surveyor ingests your endpoints, specs, and uploads from several sources at once, a Burp Suite extension, a browser shim for single-page apps, an LLM-driven crawler, and Swagger/OpenAPI uploads, to build a real picture of your attack surface, not a guess.
Reasons like an attacker
AI analyzers probe authentication, authorization, IDOR, and business logic, the classes that require understanding identity and state rather than matching patterns.
Proves it
Surveyor chains multi-step exploitation across requests, reproducing how a real attacker moves through an application instead of testing each request in isolation.
Validates every payload
Where the vulnerability class permits, Surveyor confirms a finding through live exploitation, so what you receive is evidence you can act on, not a list of maybes.
Consultant in the loop
Every assessment ends with a Redpoint consultant reviewing and attesting to what shipped. You get human judgment on top of machine speed.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Questions teams ask before a pilot
Does Surveyor replace my existing scanner or DAST pipeline?
No. Keep your scanner for what it does well: generic web flaws, missing headers, and known CVEs. Surveyor goes after the surface those tools were never designed to reach, the authorization, business logic, IDOR, and multi-step flaws that get organizations breached. The two are complementary, and a side-by-side run on the same target is the clearest way to see where each one adds value.
Is Surveyor a product I run myself, or a service?
Surveyor is a standalone product you can run against your own applications. It is also the same engine our consultants use during Redpoint engagements, so when you run it, you are running tooling proven on live client work.
What does “continuous” mean in practice?
Deep assessment has traditionally been a once or twice a year exercise because of cost. Surveyor runs that same depth on a cadence that fits your release schedule, so risk introduced between annual engagements gets caught as it appears rather than months later.
How does Surveyor fit into our existing workflow?
It plugs into the tools your team already uses, including your metrics, Jira and Linear, and your API endpoints, and adapts as your application changes. Findings land where your engineers already work instead of in a separate report they have to chase down.
What is the Pentest Bill of Materials?
It is a complete, exportable record of every assessment: what was tested, what was reached, and what was proven. It answers the question traditional scanner output rarely does cleanly, whether testing reached the parts of the application where you suspect risk lives, and it doubles as an evidence trail for audit and compliance frameworks like PCI DSS 4.0.
If Surveyor uses AI, how do I trust the results?
Surveyor confirms findings through live exploitation wherever the vulnerability class permits, so what you receive is validated evidence rather than model guesses. Every assessment also ends with a Redpoint consultant reviewing and attesting to what shipped. You get machine speed with human judgment on top.
Talk to us about putting Surveyor to work on your stack, or watch it test the surface your scanner was never built to reach.