Quarterly pentests are stale within a week. Brink runs autonomous attackers against your app 24/7 — IDOR, auth bypass, SSRF, the things real hackers actually use.
A pentest is a snapshot. Brink is a movie that doesn't end — agents wake up, probe, write findings, sleep, repeat.
A URL, an OpenAPI spec or HAR file, and a list of synthetic accounts. No agents in your code, no GitHub app, no SOC2-scope surface to argue about.
Agents enumerate auth, map routes, hypothesize weaknesses, and exploit them. We chain primitives — an info leak feeds an IDOR feeds an account takeover.
Confirmed findings hit your inbox with a reproducible curl, captured session, suggested patch, and an open PR against the offending repo. Coverage is logged — even what we tried and failed.
Brink doesn't ship a list of CVEs. It ships the bugs that get apps owned in 2026 — the ones your scanner finds zero of.
// 813 confirmed exploits across 47 customer tenants in the last 90 days.
// approx. 0.4 false-positives per 100 confirmed findings.