As corporate security checks are conducted on a quarterly or annual basis, the problem of security gaps occurring during emergency deployments or major updates has persisted. Theori, a company specializing in offensive cybersecurity, has released an on-demand AI penetration testing solution to bridge this gap.

Theory announced on the 16th that it has launched 'Xint Pulse,' a new product of its AI-based vulnerability detection platform, Xint.

Xint Pulse is equipped with the same AI engine as the existing black box penetration testing solution 'Xint Web,' but is designed to be selectively deployed on a per-web application basis when needed.

Zint Pulse can be used on a one-time basis for specific situations, such as service launches, security certifications, and emergency patches, without an annual contract.

The company explained that even when testing on a single asset, it provides a vulnerability analysis report that includes the actual attack path and reproduction code.

In addition, up to three free retests are supported to further verify the results of the measures.

“Regardless of the scale of assets to be inspected, the impact and risk of exposed vulnerabilities are the same,” said Kwak Kyung-ju, Head of Product at Zint. “Zint Pulse will enable startups and small and medium-sized enterprises to immediately secure the necessary level of security whenever and however much they need it.”

Meanwhile, in addition to Zint, Theory operates the LLM security solution 'AlphaPrism' and the cybersecurity education platform 'Dreamhack' with over 80,000 members.

It also provides security consulting to major domestic and international companies such as Google, Microsoft, Octa, and Samsung Electronics.