ALL SERVICESAttackers now use AI agents. So do we—from the outside.
Agentic cybersecurity at RXY Studio means AI security agents that continuously test your company from the outside, the way an AI-powered attacker would—without installing anything, without access to your internal network and without coupling to your systems. With your written authorization, we only see what the internet sees.
Attacks no longer wait for a human. AI agents scan, probe and adapt around the clock.
In 2025, Anthropic reported the first documented cyber-espionage campaign largely orchestrated by an AI agent.
Every chatbot, API and AI feature you publish is something an agent can be turned against.
Security agents that look at you exactly like an attacker does—from the outside, and only from the outside.
Why are AI agents a new cybersecurity risk?
AI agents can plan, use tools and act without waiting for a human. That makes them useful for companies—and for attackers. In November 2025, Anthropic published a report on what it described as the first reported AI-orchestrated cyber-espionage campaign, in which a state-sponsored group used an AI coding agent to carry out large parts of an intrusion campaign against dozens of organizations.
At the same time, companies are shipping their own AI features. The OWASP Top 10 for LLM applications ranks prompt injection as the number one risk and lists excessive agency—agents with too many permissions—among the top ten. OWASP’s new Top 10 for agentic applications starts with agent goal hijacking and tool misuse.
Why test only from the outside?
Because that is where an attacker starts. Our agents do not need to be installed in your systems, do not need VPN access, credentials or a connection to your internal network. We test the surface your company exposes to the internet—exactly what an AI-powered attacker would see first.
For you that means no deployment project, no new software in your infrastructure, no access to your data and no risk that the security tool itself becomes a way in.
- No agents installed on your servers, laptops or cloud accounts.
- No internal network access, no VPN, no credentials required.
- No coupling to your systems—we observe and test from the public internet.
- Only with written authorization and an agreed scope. Non-destructive, rate-limited testing.
What do our security agents test?
- External attack surface: domains, subdomains, exposed services, certificates and forgotten systems.
- Public web applications and APIs: misconfigurations, missing security headers and common vulnerability classes.
- Your AI features from the outside: chatbots and assistants tested for prompt injection, data leakage and unsafe tool behavior.
- Brand impersonation: lookalike domains and phishing pages targeting your customers.
- Exposure monitoring: leaked credentials and sensitive files that appear in public sources.
How does an engagement work?
- Authorization: we agree scope, rules and timing in writing before any test runs.
- Mapping: agents map everything your company exposes publicly.
- Testing: continuous, non-destructive tests within the agreed scope.
- Reporting: findings ranked by real risk, each with a clear fix.
- Retesting: we verify fixes and keep watching as your surface changes.
Agentic cybersecurity,
end to end.
Attack surface map
Everything your company exposes to the internet, in one view.
AI feature testing
Your chatbots and assistants tested for prompt injection and data leakage.
Continuous monitoring
Agents that keep watching as new systems and domains appear.
Prioritized fixes
Findings ranked by real risk, with clear steps to fix them.
Questions,
answered first.
01Do you need access to our systems?
No. Our security agents work only from the outside. Nothing is installed, and we need no VPN, no credentials and no access to your internal network.
02Is the testing legal and safe?
We only test with written authorization and within an agreed scope. Tests are non-destructive and rate-limited so they do not disrupt your services.
03Can you test our AI chatbot or assistant?
Yes. We test public AI features from the outside for prompt injection, data leakage and unsafe behavior—the risks OWASP ranks highest for LLM applications.
04Does this replace an internal security team or audit?
No. Outside-in testing shows what an attacker can see and reach from the internet. It complements internal audits, penetration tests and compliance work.
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