Hacktron AI

What it is

Hacktron sells three AI-driven offensive security products. Hacktron Red runs continuous red teaming across an organization, mapping what attackers can see and chaining confirmed vulnerabilities into validated attack paths. Hacktron Whitebox pentests a single application with its source code, building a call graph, modeling threats, and proving each finding by exploiting it in an isolated sandbox or against the deployed app. Hacktron Review checks every pull request with context from the whole codebase.

What it helps with

- Continuous red teaming: testing new assets and suspected weaknesses as they appear, with proof of how the company could be compromised
- White-box pentests: full-scope application assessments launched in minutes, with an audit-ready report for SOC 2 or ISO 27001
- Pull request review: flagging exploitable vulnerabilities before code merges
- Fixes: writing and testing a patch for a finding and opening it against the same pull request

Who it's for

Product security teams, engineering teams, and companies that want proven, exploitable findings in their code and attack surface without staffing a full in-house red team.

Worth knowing

Whitebox is priced per pentest, scaled by lines of code, and Review is priced per developer per month, while Red is custom. Review has a 14-day trial and is free for open source projects. Enterprise plans add on-premises deployment, SSO, audit logs, and role-based access. Only test systems you own or have written permission to test.

Does Hacktron need access to my source code?
Only Whitebox and Review work from your code, while Red tests what attackers can reach from outside.

How does it compare with XBOW, Strix, and Horizon3 NodeZero?
In our view XBOW, Strix, and NodeZero center on testing running targets, while Hacktron also works from your source code and reviews pull requests.