Method
Five beats from graph to fix.
Frontier Intruder does not run a scanner and rename the PDF. The method is a short loop: build one attack graph, pick the path an operator would actually walk, prove impact, then re-test the same ridge after you patch.
Map
Models inventory hosts, identities, repos, SaaS tenants, and model endpoints. The output is a single graph, not five tools with five truths. Humans drop assets that are out of scope before anything is touched.
Hypothesize
The system ranks likely intrusion paths: identity edges, forgotten cloud surfaces, brittle APIs, agent tools with too much trust. Operators discard theater — findings that look loud in a dashboard and go nowhere in a real campaign.
Probe
Autonomous checks run inside a scoped kill-switch. Rate limits and an abort channel stay live. There is no unattended exploitation and no surprise blast radius. If a check cannot explain itself, it does not proceed.
Intrude
A human takes the live path: chain, pivot, prove data or control. Reproduction is the bar. If we cannot walk it twice, it is not a finding. This is the difference between an AI-assisted draft and a signed pentest.
Close
You get the route, the evidence, and the shortest fix — a board narrative plus a technical appendix. Critical paths get a verification pass. The point is that the frontier actually moves.