We built RedStrike so security never goes stale
RedStrike is continuous, AI-driven offensive security. Our agent finds, verifies, and prioritizes real vulnerabilities across your apps, network, and cloud so your team fixes what actually matters.
Mission
Why does RedStrike exist?
Our mission is to give every team an always-on adversary they control — one that continuously probes their attack surface, proves what is exploitable, and hands back a short list of things worth fixing.
The problem we kept hitting
Traditional penetration tests are a snapshot. You pay for a few weeks of expert attention, get a PDF, and the moment you ship your next release the report is out of date. Scanners fill the gap with noise — thousands of unverified alerts that bury the handful of issues an attacker could actually use.
What we chose to build instead
We put an AI agent in charge of orchestrating best-in-class offensive tooling — recon, web and network testing, CVE matching, and cloud posture — then added a verification step that safely confirms impact. The result is continuous coverage with a signal you can trust, delivered where your team already works.
Values
What do we optimize for?
A handful of principles decide most of our product and engineering trade-offs.
Findings must be real
Every result is safely validated before it reaches you. We would rather report five verified issues than fifty noisy maybes.
Security is continuous
Attackers do not test you once a year, so neither do we. Coverage runs on a schedule and on every meaningful change.
AI does the toil
Our agent orchestrates recon, DAST, and cloud checks so humans spend their time on judgment, not on running scanners.
Safe by default
Exploit verification is designed to confirm impact without causing it. Trust is the product, and we treat it that way.
Built for the whole team
Developers, security, and leadership see the same prioritized truth, wired into the tools they already use.
Clarity over theater
No vanity dashboards. We optimize for the shortest path from a real exposure to a closed ticket.
Team
Who is behind RedStrike?
RedStrike is built by Encyfr Technologies Private Limited — a distributed crew of red-teamers, platform engineers, and security researchers. Roles below are representative of how we are organized.
Founder & CEO
Former red-team lead who spent a decade breaking into enterprises and got tired of point-in-time reports going stale the moment they shipped.
Co-Founder & CTO
Distributed-systems engineer building the agent orchestration layer that runs recon, DAST, and CSPM modules safely at scale.
VP of Engineering
Leads the platform teams behind live result streaming and the exploit-verification pipeline that kills false positives.
Head of Security Research
Curates the detection library and validation logic so every reported CVE reflects a real, reachable weakness.
Head of Product
Translates offensive-security workflows into a product that developers, not just pentesters, can actually operate.
Head of Customer Success
Makes sure every team turns verified findings into remediated tickets across Jira, GitHub, and Slack.
Want to build the future of offensive security with us? See open roles on our careers page, or read how we keep customer data safe on our security page.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The questions we hear most from prospective customers and candidates.
Who makes RedStrike?
RedStrike is built and operated by Encyfr Technologies Private Limited (Encyfr). RedStrike is the product; Encyfr is the company behind it.
What does RedStrike actually do?
RedStrike is an AI-driven platform for continuous penetration testing and cloud security posture management. An agent orchestrates recon, web and network testing, CVE matching, and cloud checks, then verifies findings so you get a prioritized list of real, exploitable issues instead of raw scanner noise.
Why was RedStrike built?
To fix two problems with security testing: point-in-time pentests go stale between releases, and scanners produce too many false positives to be trusted. RedStrike runs continuously and safely verifies every finding, so teams see real, exploitable risk instead of noise.
How is this different from a traditional pentest?
A traditional pentest is a snapshot in time. RedStrike runs continuously and on every meaningful change, and every finding is safely validated before it reaches you — so coverage never lapses and the signal stays high between releases.
Who uses RedStrike inside a company?
Security teams, developers, and leadership all work from the same prioritized findings. Results flow into the tools teams already use — Slack, Jira, and GitHub — so an exposure becomes a tracked, remediated ticket quickly.
Is RedStrike safe to run against production?
Yes. Exploit verification is designed to confirm that an issue is real and reachable without causing harm, and testing scope and scheduling are fully under your control.
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