Executive Briefing
The Full Pentest Stack. One Browser.
Reconnaissance through reporting, every phase of a penetration test runs natively inside a single browser tab. No installs, no separate tools to juggle, no command line required.
A short walkthrough of the problems this solves.
The Idea
One Login. Every Phase.
Select a phase to see what happens without leaving this tab.
Automated discovery, no separate tool install.
Every service and endpoint mapped, still the same tab.
Guided or autonomous, sandboxed, fully logged.
Every finding confirmed before it reaches the report.
A shareable link the moment it's done.
Traditionally this means switching between different tools, several terminal windows, and a separate report editor. Here it is one tab, start to finish.
Problem One
Not every team can staff a senior pentester — and manual reports vary wildly.
Cybersecurity firms can't always hire or retain a professional with deep, current, full-stack security knowledge. A manual pentest's quality depends heavily on that one person's skill, schedule, and available hours. Clients are frequently left with thin, inconsistent, or incomplete reports — with no real confidence the engagement was thorough.
One analyst. Fixed hours. Fixed knowledge.
Vyntryx behaves like a trained pentesting professional that never sleeps — available around the clock, drawing on a continuously growing base of technique knowledge plus live internet access. It learns and adapts to each new target on the fly, instead of relying on one person's fixed experience.
Always on. Always learning. Adapting per target.
Problem Two
Manual pentesting hours are expensive — and they do not scale.
Skilled manual testing time carries a real cost, and a single pentester can typically run only one engagement at a time — which caps how much ground a security team can cover without simply adding headcount.
With Vyntryx — because the full workflow runs itself, the same analyst can now oversee several engagements running in parallel from one browser session, instead of being limited to handling just one at a time.
one session
Same analyst, same expertise — several engagements now moving forward together instead of waiting in a queue.
Problem Three
Findings get lost between spreadsheets, emails, and chat threads.
Reports and status scattered everywhere
Report quality and structure vary from engagement to engagement. Sharing results with a client is often a scattered mix of PDFs, email chains, and follow-up messages — with no single reliable way to see whether a vulnerability was ever actually assigned, fixed, or retested.
One link, one lifecycle, always current
Every engagement produces a consistent, professional report, and every finding lives behind one shared, secure link the client can access directly — carried through its full lifecycle, from assigned to closed, in one place, so nothing gets lost in translation between teams.
One tracked link, visible to pentester and client alike, follows every finding around its full lifecycle.
Problem Four
Startups cannot always afford — or staff — a full pentest.
A proper penetration test is often out of reach for a startup's budget — and building that capability in-house means climbing a steep learning curve: command-line tooling, a full security-focused Linux toolkit (the kind of environment security teams associate with Kali Linux), network and web-application security concepts, scripting and automation, and clear report writing.
Vyntryx brings the equivalent of that entire professional toolkit — plus a knowledgeable pentesting partner — directly into the browser. There is no toolchain to learn first: plain-language instructions replace command-line commands, so a small team can direct a real assessment without becoming systems administrators first.
English is the new pentesting language.
What You Get Back
A complete report — a fraction of the cost, never an empty one.
Point Vyntryx at a link and get back a full, evidence-backed report — the kind of work that used to need a scarce senior pentester and weeks of calendar time.
Real Vyntryx output — a findings view where every issue is triaged by severity and backed by evidence.
Time and cost, not weeks
~$17.87 in measured engine cost per full autonomous scan, against $15,000–$50,000+ and weeks of calendar time for a traditional manual engagement — run on demand, in a single session.
No more empty reports
Every finding ships with request, response, screenshots and steps to reproduce, validated against a large corpus of real pentesting knowledge and checked for false positives. Clients get proof — not a blank “looks fine.”
An expert on tap, 24/7
Trained on a deep body of pentesting data, it works like a senior pentester who is always available — never on leave, no scheduling, ready on demand whenever you ship.
Inside Vyntryx
One dashboard for the whole program
Overview
A live security-posture dashboard aggregating every scan, finding and trend in one view.
Targets
Every target and target group, with per-asset scan history and risk at a glance.
Inside Vyntryx
Chat your way through a pentest
AI Assistant · Chat
Drive the whole pentest in plain English — ask, scope and launch from a chat.
AI Assistant · Live Testing
The agent runs real tools live and streams each step as the assessment progresses.
Inside Vyntryx
Watch it work, see what it finds
Scan Status
Live pipeline phases, scanner status and token usage for the running assessment.
Findings
Every finding triaged by severity, each backed by evidence and reproduction detail.
Inside Vyntryx
Everything, documented
Reports
One-click professional reports, exported to DOCX and PDF.
Artifacts
Every screenshot, payload and evidence file the engagement produced, organized per finding.
Inside Vyntryx
Full control and full transparency
Live Shell
A full interactive shell in the browser for hands-on verification whenever you want it.
Debug
A complete agent execution trace — full transparency into every decision the engine made.
In Short
One Browser. Every Phase. Every Team.
The skill gap, the cost-and-scale ceiling, the reporting chaos, and the access barrier for startups all trace back to the same root cause: pentesting has always meant stitching together a scattered toolchain around one scarce specialist. Vyntryx's answer to all four is the same — put the entire stack in one accessible browser tab.
By Pentester - For Pentesters