Autonomous CISO
Your whole security stack, run for you.
For growth-stage startups: 22 modules across cloud, network, endpoint, code, reporting and compliance, deployed from one install and run as one program, with Argus, Aegis and Striker included.
Argus · Find
Find it, fix it, prove it.
Argus is application security posture management that starts from the outside, like a real attacker, then works inward through your code, dependencies, cloud and secrets. When it finds something real, it opens the fix as a pull request.
When the fix merges, Argus retests and files the evidence against the controls it satisfies.
Findings
acme/api
live
Fix policy
auto-PR at high and above
repo:
acme/api
scan:
on_pull_request
auto_fix:
high
notify:
#security
sources:
- code
- cloud
- secrets
retest:
true
FINDING
SEV
FOUND
STATE
FIX
s3 public read
high
2h
fixed
merged
aws key leak
critical
9m
rotated
merged
lodash cve
medium
1d
patched
open
admin mfa off
high
3d
owner set
manual
Outside-in. We start like a real attacker would, with no credentials or installs.
Code and supply chain. SAST, SCA and secrets scanning, plus SBOM, AIBOM, CBOM and HBOM.
Attack paths. Findings mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and priced in dollars with FAIR.
Fix by pull request. Agents write the fix, plus a paste-ready prompt for your coding assistant.
Developer attribution. Every finding has an owner, so fixes do not stall in a shared queue.
Aegis · Prove
Audit-ready, every day.
Aegis is continuous compliance automation and governance. It maps one set of controls to every framework you need, writes policies from how you actually work, and collects evidence from your stack. When something drifts, you hear about it before your auditor does.
Aegis
soc2-type2
Q4 audit window
▲ 2 controls failing. Readiness dropped 4 points this week.
87%
target 95% · 126 controls
CONTROL
SOURCE
EVIDENCE
STATUS
CC6.1
aws
auto
pass
CC6.6
github
branch rule
fail
CC7.2
argus
auto
pass
CC1.4
people
training
fail
A.5.15
policy
approved
pass
The fix for CC6.6: one branch protection rule, opened as a pull request.
Every framework. SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI DSS, DPDP and five more, from one shared control set.
Policies. Drafted from your assessment, company context and documents, then approved and versioned.
Evidence. Collected continuously from cloud, code, devices and people, with templates for AWS, Azure and GCP.
Trust and questionnaires. A public trust portal, audit reports and questionnaire answers drawn from live controls.
Striker · Test
Pentests that end in fixes.
Striker is vulnerability assessment across your apps, APIs and supplier surface. Every finding is proven with a real probe, scored, and dropped into the same queue as everything else, so it gets fixed and retested instead of filed away.
Pentest
acme-web
this cycle
Findings by state
23 total
fixed
15
in retest
5
open
2
accepted
1
By asset
share of findings
web app
48%
11 found
api
30%
7 found
cloud
13%
3 found
mobile
9%
2 found
Outside-in VAPT. Web apps, APIs and your supplier surface, with OWASP Top 10 coverage.
Fast reports. A professional report in under 60 minutes.
Proven findings. Each one reproducible, with CVSS scores and evidence.
Retest on fix. When the fix merges, Striker re-runs the attack to confirm the path is closed.
Autonomous CISO
22 modules. One install, one dashboard.
For growth-stage teams, NexusVoid AI becomes the whole security stack: cloud, network, endpoint, code, reporting and compliance, deployed from a single install and run as one program.
cloud
Web App Protection
cloud
Web API Protection
cloud
Web Scanner
cloud
Mobile App Scanner
cloud
Cloud Posture (CSPM)
network
ZTNA Secure Access
network
Domain Filtering
endpoint
Antimalware
endpoint
App Control
endpoint
Device Control
endpoint
File Access DLP
endpoint
Disk Encryption
endpoint
Screen Lock
endpoint
Swipe Clean
code
SAST
code
SBOM
code
SCA
code
License Compliance
reports
Logs Analyzer
grc
Compliance Automation
grc
AI Security Q&A
grc
Awareness Training
plus
Argus + Aegis
plus
Striker VAPT
How it runs
Find it, prove it, fix it, verify it.
Connect once and the loop runs continuously: on every commit, every deploy and every new threat. A person approves every high-impact action.
Start with a real security program.
Tell us what you need to fix first and we will show that part live, on a stack like yours.