AI coding tools change applications faster than periodic penetration tests can keep up. Agentic Pen Testing tests your live application to prove which vulnerabilities can actually be exploited, using context from your code, cloud, runtime, and business.
Proven findings go straight to developers with proposed fix pull requests and automatic re-testing, so teams spend their time on demonstrated risk instead of theoretical findings.
AI coding tools change how quickly teams generate, modify, and ship software, and the attack surface changes with every release.
Traditional penetration tests are manual, time-intensive, and performed at fixed intervals, so the application keeps changing between tests.
Running tests more often helps. If a vulnerability is only proven exploitable after it reaches production, teams are a
Scanners report potential vulnerabilities. Teams still need to know which ones can be exploited in their environment before they decide what to fix first.
Tell us about your team and we'll show you how Agentic Pen Testing proves what's exploitable.
SEE ARNICA IN ACTIONAgentic Pen Testing is Arnica's ability to prove exploitability against a live system. It combines runtime testing with context from source code, cloud environments, application architecture, and the business to show whether a potential vulnerability is a real, exploitable risk.
Continuous testing increases how often an application is tested. Agentic Pen Testing is SDLC-aware: it can run incremental tests based on code changes, connects results to fixes and re-testing, and uses code, cloud, and business context to show what matters. Frequency alone doesn't tell you which risks to fix first.
AI SAST identifies potential vulnerabilities in code. Agentic Pen Testing tests the running application to prove which of them can be exploited. The two work together.
Agentic Pen Testing is designed to minimize manual setup. It can create accounts, handle MFA, discover endpoints and APIs, and connect over VPN to test internal applications, subject to supported configurations.
A controlled rollout begins November 5, 2026. To learn more or request a demo, talk to us.
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