Think Like an Attacker.
Move Faster Than One.
SpartanX is a continuous adversary that never stops. It maps your whole attack surface, inside and out, and keeps finding the ways in that a point-in-time test never reaches. At machine speed, and under your control.
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A red team finds a way in.
The ultimate adversary™
never stops.
A human red team is limited by time, budget, and headcount. It proves a point, and then the clock runs out. SpartanX runs continuous campaigns across your surface, turning one foothold into the next and proving each path with working evidence. Inside and out, at machine speed.
Scoped, approved, audit-logged, and non-destructive. The most capable attacker you can point at yourself, fully under your control.
Defenders Are Forced to Choose.
Adversaries Aren’t.
A defender has to be right everywhere, pass every audit, and ship at speed. An adversary needs one path, and keeps moving until it finds the next. SpartanX moves the way an attacker moves: forward, continuously, from your surface to what matters.
Discover. Attack. Validate. Remediate. Retest.
SpartanX runs one continuous loop. It maps what is exposed, attacks it the way an adversary would, proves what is truly exploitable, drives the fix, and re-attacks to confirm it held. The adversary never sleeps, so your evidence is never stale, and you stay examination-ready, not just annually tested.
Independently tested on the hardest public targets.
Every finding is exploit-validated. SpartanX Labs puts the platform to the test in the open, against the toughest challenges in the field, and publishes only proven work.
Trusted where the stakes
are highest.
It was like having a personal swarm of bounty hunters dedicated to my test for six hours. That is the bit that floored me.
We just recently had a pentest in October or November. We took that pen test and compared it to what SpartanX had, as well as I also did my own due diligence and went and looked at our DAST scanner. Well, our pen testers didn't catch that. Our DAST scanner didn't catch that. But you guys caught it.
We don't have a security person on the team. We need to be sure our scaling and product iterations don't affect our security. SpartanX immediately started identifying vulnerabilities, and the report generated was even more consistent and more explainable than what you get from humans.
SpartanX detected more vulnerabilities than our provider, and found a critical one our provider missed. On top of that, SpartanX tells me where the problem is and a possible solution. For me, it's a no-brainer. With consulting firms it's always been about three weeks to get results. With SpartanX I get feedback in hours.
We've used SpartanX's red teaming capabilities to improve our platform's security and have had a great experience with it. It helps us identify critical issues and ranks vulnerabilities by risk level, allowing us to prioritize what to focus on first. Each assessment ends with a clear explanation of every vulnerability along with straightforward remediation steps, giving us a report we can actually learn from and act on to strengthen our security.
Independently tested on the hardest public targets, and exploit-validated. No slop, only proven findings.
See the SpartanX Labs proving groundsThe adversary does not stop at the edge.
NodeX puts SpartanX inside your perimeter, where Active Directory, Entra, machine identities, and east-west paths live, and proves what an insider could actually reach. It deploys as a hardened node with outbound-only, encrypted command and control: no inbound firewall rules, no site-to-site VPN. Every finding stays scoped, audit-logged, and non-destructive.
Testing from inside the perimeter is now what PCI DSS, NYDFS, and the GLBA Safeguards Rule expect. NodeX is how you run it continuously.
Your scanners flag thousands. We prove the few that are real.
SpartanX ingests findings from Tenable, Qualys, Rapid7, Wiz, Snyk, and the rest of your stack, then launches a real attack to confirm what is actually exploitable, chaining findings into working paths along the way. Thousands of alerts collapse to the handful that matter, each backed by evidence your auditors accept.
Offense, and everything around it.
SpartanX does the offense, then the work that turns a finding into a fix: research, triage, prioritization by real business impact, remediation, and audit-ready reporting. One continuous platform, not a stack of tools you have to wire together.
Point the adversary at yourself. Before someone else does.
Continuous campaigns, proven findings, always on, and fully under your control.
From the front line.
The short version.
AEM is the autonomous evolution of exposure validation. Instead of testing one surface at one moment, SpartanX autonomously runs the whole exposure loop: finding, proving, chaining, fixing, and retesting, continuously. It is the category SpartanX created, and the reason a point-in-time test can no longer keep up.
A pentest or red team is a sample taken once. It proves a point and stops when the clock runs out. SpartanX is a continuous adversary: it runs ongoing campaigns across your whole surface, inside and out, and keeps finding the ways in a time-boxed engagement never reaches, then proves each one with evidence.
Seven external surfaces: web applications, mobile applications, APIs, networks, cloud, identity, and AI systems, plus your internal environment through NodeX. It chains across them the way a real attacker would.
Yes. SpartanX is scoped, approved, audit-logged, and non-destructive by default. You define the scope and stay in control, with a complete audit trail of every action.
SpartanX supports the offensive-testing requirements of PCI DSS v4.0.1, the NYDFS cybersecurity rule, and the GLBA Safeguards Rule, with continuous, internal and external, exploit-validated testing and audit-ready evidence. If you operate in the EU, it supports your DORA program too. It supports your program and complements your assessor; it does not make you compliant on its own.
Hours, not weeks, and then continuously. SpartanX runs an always-on loop, so your posture stays current between assessments rather than aging until the next one.
SpartanX autonomously runs four of the five stages of the CTEM lifecycle: discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization, and it informs the fifth, scoping. Adversarial Exposure Validation is one function inside what SpartanX does; Autonomous Exposure Management is the whole loop.