Overview

Introduction

What is Pensar Console?

Pensar Console is a cloud-hosted platform for running autonomous, continuous, on-demand penetration tests. It empowers security teams to proactively identify and fix vulnerabilities in their web applications and APIs through AI-powered testing.

How It Works

1

Create Your Organization

Set up your workspace at console.pensar.dev to represent your organization.

2

Connect Your Source Code

Optionally connect your VCS provider (GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket) or upload source code as a zip file.

3

Add Domains

Add the domains you want to test. Domains must be verified using DNS TXT records before testing can begin.

4

Automatic Recon & Testing

Our AI agents automatically identify your attack surface and test domains for security issues across standard security frameworks.

5

Review Results

Issues are reported in the UI with detailed information, proof-of-concepts, and remediation guidance. Export comprehensive reports when testing completes.

Key Features

Attack Surface Mapping

Automatically identify web pages, API endpoints, and external attack surfaces from your source code or live domains.

Blackbox Testing

Test your live applications without source code access using advanced reconnaissance and penetration testing techniques.

Whitebox Testing

Leverage source code analysis for comprehensive testing with better coverage and more reliable results.

Auto Remediation

Automatically fix identified vulnerabilities with AI-generated patches and verification testing.

Testing Modes

Pensar Console supports two primary testing approaches:

Blackbox Testing: When no source code is provided, we perform comprehensive reconnaissance on your provided domains and test them as an external attacker would.

Whitebox Testing: With source code access, we can analyze your application’s internals, generate a detailed attack surface map, and perform more thorough testing with the ability to provide automated fixes.

Ready to Get Started?

Jump into our Getting Started guide to create your workspace and run your first penetration test.