Continuous security testing that finds what an attacker really could - then hands you an auditor-ready, standards-mapped report and a signed record it never touched what it wasn't allowed to.
So security teams keep autonomy on a leash - a human watching every move, or a "safety layer" bolted on top and hoped to hold. tiresias.report is the governed inverse: the boundary isn't watched, it's enforced. The agent physically cannot act outside the scope you authored.
Every competitor bolts safety on top of the agent. We put a deny-by-default policy underneath it - so staying in scope isn't a promise, it's an enforced property of how the assessment runs.
Out-of-scope action is impossible, not discouraged. No packet leaves without passing the policy.
Your rules of engagement are a cryptographic token the tooling cannot exceed - not a PDF someone promises to honor.
A hash-chained, tamper-evident, signed audit of every decision and result. Alter one entry and verification fails.
Recon, active, exploit - each a separate grant. Exploit depth requires explicit human approval and a signed RoE.
Customer-controlled throttling and hard limits. You hold the controls, not us.
Every cited finding can be re-verified from the signed record by an independent party - including your auditor.
You author the rules of engagement. They become a signed capability token the agent cannot exceed.
The agent tests continuously. Every action is checked against the token before it runs.
Findings are validated as real and exploitable, each mapped to ATT&CK and NIST, cited to a tamper-evident source.
An auditor-ready report plus the signed action log. The deliverable is the point - it's in our name.
No raw scanner dump. Each validated finding maps to a MITRE ATT&CK technique and a NIST 800-53 control, cited by tamper-evident hash. SOC 2, PCI, and HIPAA crosswalks turn it into evidence your auditor accepts.
The category answers with reputation - leaderboard ranks, PhDs, "attacker-aligned." We answer with architecture and receipts, because your job is verification, not faith.
A deny-by-default policy makes out-of-scope action impossible - not merely discouraged, and not dependent on a human catching it in time.
Every action is captured in a signed, immutable log. Nothing the agent did can be quietly rewritten.
The output maps to the frameworks your auditor already accepts, cited to sources anyone can re-verify.
Don't trust the AI. Trust the policy it can't break, and the signed record it can't alter.
Every adjacent tool does part of the job. Only a governed autonomous assessment does all of it - and proves it stayed in bounds.
The control plane is ours to run. The policy enforcement point sits wherever the assessment executes - our cloud for your public perimeter, a lightweight connector inside your network for everything behind the firewall.
Runs from our cloud against your public perimeter. Nothing to install. External assets only.
One container inside your network, outbound-only. Reaches internal assets, enforces scope and signs the audit locally.
Multiple connectors, air-gapped option, SSO. Assessment and evidence never leave your boundary.
The connector is itself governed. It dials out, never in - no inbound firewall changes - and it can do nothing your scope token doesn't authorize, with every action written to the signed audit. It isn't a backdoor; it's a box whose every move is deny-by-default and on the record.
Priced per estate - assets, scope profiles, cadence, and depth. Unlimited assessments within your scope. Start free; publish nothing you can't verify.
Every plan includes the whole governance guarantee - deny-by-default enforcement, the capability-token RoE, and the signed audit. Tiers scale reach and compliance packaging, never the guarantee.
Not a data sheet - an actual cited, standards-mapped report you can read end to end and re-verify by hash.
Every claim traces to a source: NIST SP 800-115 and 800-86, MITRE ATT&CK, and NIST 800-53 / CSF 2.0.
Every engagement ships with a signed record of every action taken - and proof that none fell outside your scope.
Run a free governed assessment on one scope profile. You keep the signed report - whether or not you ever talk to us.