Clear the security review that's holding up your deal.
Two AI teammates do the work a security hire would — and hand you the signed report your customer is asking for.
AI security engineer — finds what an attacker could actually reach — and writes the fix
AI pentester — proves it by breaking in, then re-tests your fix
No credit card · You approve every change
- EnforcedEmail spoofing protectionDMARC, SPF, DKIM
- EnforcedEncryption in transitHTTPS everywhere, HSTS
- 0 open, high or aboveKnown vulnerabilitiescode, cloud and dependencies
- EnforcedAccess controlMFA on every admin
- Attached, signedPenetration test reportdated within 12 months
What brought you here?
People arrive at this from very different places. Pick whichever sounds like you — each one lands on a page written for that question, not a generic tour.
Free, no account, no card. They are useful whether or not you ever buy anything.
Read-only by default · nothing changes without your approval · your data is never mixed with another customer’s · signed evidence
Two AI teammates, one human in charge
Not a dashboard you have to staff. Two agents that do the work a security hire would, on the scanning engine underneath — with you signing off on anything that matters.
Finds what an attacker could actually reach, and writes the fix.
- Cuts a thousand scanner alerts down to the handful that matter
- Connects a problem in your code to what it unlocks in your cloud — one issue, not three tickets
- Explains each issue in plain English, then opens the PR or config change
Never applies anything on its own — you approve every change.
How the engineer worksProves it by breaking in — not a scanner's guess.
- Actually breaks in to prove it is real — safely, inside limits you set
- Shows you the exact request that worked, so nothing is taken on trust
- Re-tests after your fix to show the hole is really closed
Only runs against targets you scope and sign off on.
How the pentester worksIf we can't reproduce it, we don't show it to you.
The AI suggests what to try. Something separate — a plain, ordinary test that the AI has no say over — actually tries it and checks whether it worked. Nothing reaches you unless that test came back with proof.
AI makes things up. One invented critical finding, sent to a customer in a regulated industry, ends a company. We built for that failure first, which is why the checking step is a separate thing the AI cannot argue its way past.
The same rule applies on the defensive side: we only report a route into your systems if it really exists in your setup, and really ends somewhere that matters.
Evidence you can prove — not screenshots you hope hold up.
Every finding cites the tool that backs it, and every compliance artifact is signed and pinned to the exact state it was assessed against. An auditor can re-run the proof. Your customers can trust the badge.
- Evidence your auditor can verify wasn’t edited after the fact
- Every issue links to the tool that proved it — the AI never asserts what nothing proved
- A signed decision ledger for every automated and human action
We prioritize the alerts, so you don't have to.
Every raw alert runs through the same funnel a senior engineer would — live, on every scan. What's left is the short list that actually matters, in order.
The numbers above are an example; the mechanisms are real and run on every scan — duplicate alerts collapse into one confirmed issue · known false alarms are dropped · what attackers are actively exploiting ranks first · anything near customer data, or already being probed, jumps the queue.
Most tools stop at the finding. TensorShield ships the fix.
A dashboard full of risks is still your problem to solve. TensorShield prepares the actual remediation — and applies it the moment you approve.
- Hand you a list of risks
- “Remediation guidance” you implement yourself
- You still need an engineer to act
- “Fixed” means the scanner stopped flagging it
- Evidence you assemble by hand
- Opens the pull request with the fix
- Applies the cloud / identity change on approval
- Re-tests every fix — and on an authorised engagement, re-runs the exploit to prove it is dead
- Auto-handles the low-risk work; gates the rest
- Signs the evidence pack automatically
Five jobs. Today they are four vendors and someone to run them.
A scanner, a pentest firm, a compliance tool and a ticket queue — plus the security hire who stitches them together. This is that loop, running by itself.
Across code, cloud, identity, web, APIs and containers — including how a small thing in one becomes serious in another.
Break in, inside limits you set. On a web app or API you authorised, you get the exact request that worked.
The real change arrives written — a pull request, a config, an access revocation. You approve it.
We attack the same hole again. If your fix did not take, you hear it from us — not from a customer.
The same run fills in your SOC 2, ISO and 23 other frameworks. Signed, dated, tied to the finding.
Is this you?
- You ship software on AWS, GCP or Azure and a customer has started asking security questions.
- Nobody here does security full-time, and the work lands on whoever is least busy.
- You need a pentest report and SOC 2 evidence, and you would rather not buy two products for it.
- You want the fix written for you, not a dashboard that assigns it back.
- Your risk lives on an internal network — Active Directory, Kerberos, laptops on a LAN. We do not test those.
- You need a Kubernetes cluster pentested. Not a surface we cover.
- You want your own LLM features red-teamed. We have not started that.
- You already employ a security team and want a tool they operate. This is built to do the work, not to be staffed.
Not sure which side you are on? Ask us — we will tell you if it is not a fit.
Why teams trust TensorShield
A young product — but not an unproven one. Here's what it's built on.
Set up once. It runs itself.
Connect a system and the agent takes it from there — you stay in control of anything risky.
Connect
GitHub, AWS, Google Workspace, Okta — one click of OAuth. The agent discovers what to watch.
The agent works
It scans continuously, triages real risk from noise, and prepares the fix — patches, configs, tickets.
You approve
Anything consequential waits for one tap of your approval. Everything is signed and auditable.
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