Catch exploitable bugs before they ship.

Outcomes engineers actually feel

• Findings arrive with the evidence, ready to copy

  Open a finding and the evidence captured from your target is there. Where it has an HTTP exchange, copy it as a cURL command or raw HTTP and re-send it in local staging before you touch the codebase.

• Git-native feedback inside the pipeline you already use

  Pentrova runs inside GitHub Actions and GitLab CI, comments on the pull request, and fails the build only when a confirmed chain appears, so the signal matches the change set.

• Near-zero false positives means near-zero ignored alerts

  Every finding in your queue was confirmed by AI review of evidence captured from your target, and findings that are not confirmed never reach it. Developers learn to trust the queue, and when someone asks "is this a real bug?", the evidence is already there.

Product pieces that build a fast fix loop

• Sandbox PoC evidence you can re-run

  For confirmed Critical and High findings in classes such as RCE, LFI, SSRF, SQLi, XXE and SSTI, sandbox proof-of-concept checks capture the request and the response. Copy the request as cURL and the repro path is a paste, not a reconstruction.

  Open Sandbox PoC evidence you can re-run →

• Attack Chains with impact paths

  A curated catalog of escalation chains and dynamic LLM chains show which individual bug, when combined, becomes the chain that matters for the feature you are shipping.

  Open Attack Chains with impact paths →

• API Pentesting wired to your spec

  Point Pentrova at an OpenAPI, Postman, GraphQL, Protobuf, or WSDL document and every endpoint gets exercised under the auth mode you actually use in production.

  Open API Pentesting wired to your spec →

• DOM XSS Taint that names the sink

  Source-to-sink analysis with React, Angular, and Vue sink coverage tells you exactly which source reached which sink so sanitisation lands in one place instead of five.

  Open DOM XSS Taint that names the sink →

• CI and chat integrations

  Pentrova runs in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure Pipelines, and Bitbucket. When a confirmed chain lands on main the platform notifies Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, email, or any custom webhook so the feedback loop stays tight.

  Open CI and chat integrations →

Merge with confidence.

Drop the CI template into your pipeline, configure the API key, and Pentrova runs on every pull request. Findings post to Slack and fail the build when a confirmed chain lands. GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure Pipelines, and Bitbucket are all supported.