About Agent Breach
Agent Breach is continuous offensive security for web apps and APIs—AI-orchestrated, EU-hosted, and built for teams who ship faster than their pentest calendar.
Our Mission
We believe every application deserves pentest-grade security testing—not a quarterly snapshot or a checkbox scanner report. Our mission is to make continuous, AI-orchestrated offensive simulation accessible to teams of any size.
What We Do
Agent Breach runs 30+ industry-standard tools—Nuclei, SQLMap, Nikto, and more—coordinated by an LLM that orchestrates scans, chains attack paths, and explains findings in plain language.
You get exploitability-ranked results in minutes, authenticated coverage, CI/CD integration, and EU-hosted SaaS with no agents on your servers.
How we work
Our AI penetration-test orchestrator reads responses from each engine run, selects the next tools via MCP, chains weaknesses into paths, and ranks output by exploitability. Deterministic engines do the testing; the LLM coordinates and explains—not a black-box agent alone.
The security roadmap we fix
Most teams scope a pentest, wait weeks, receive a PDF, then ship blind until the next cycle. Agent Breach replaces that model with continuous simulation on every deploy—pentest-grade coverage for web apps and APIs at the speed you ship.
Why Choose Us
- First findings in minutes—no scoping call or six-week wait
- AI orchestrates 30+ pentest engines into chained attack paths
- EU-hosted SaaS; no agents installed on your infrastructure
- CI/CD and GitHub PR integration for dev-native workflows
- Exploitability-ranked findings with LLM-explained remediation
Who's behind Agent Breach
Denis Cabral Lopes
Founder & Principal Software Engineer
I created Agent Breach because getting a security report, or even knowing what's vulnerable in your application, is often long, slow, and buried in bureaucracy. I wanted to build something faster and more accessible. Something easy to use, where you see findings as you go and understand what's running under the hood. While companies wait months between pentests, they stay exposed. Attackers get too much time to exploit weaknesses that a quicker process would catch. Pentesting shouldn't be a once-a-year exercise. It should run as often as you ship.
Before Agent Breach, I spent more than a decade designing and leading software platforms for fintech, renewable energy, and data-intensive industries. That includes cloud analytics systems processing hundreds of terabytes of data, and production services used by institutional customers. Today I lead Agent Breach end to end: product vision, architecture, and the core engineering behind the platform. I'm based in Madrid.
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