Products

One lab. Three products.

Trident’s research team builds agents that attack software the way real operators do. Three products put them to work across your code, your cloud, and every pull request.

PR scanning

Caught before it merges.

Every pull request is reviewed the moment it opens. Trident tests the change, and when something’s exploitable it comments on the exact line with a fix you can commit.

  1. Reviews every PR and MR

    GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, on open and on every push.

  2. Fixes suggested on the line

    One click to commit the change Trident proposes.

  3. Blocks the merge until it’s closed

    A failing check that clears when the exploit no longer reproduces.

routes/users.tsPR #483 · line 118
trident-bot requested changes

User input reaches a SQL query without parameters. This is exploitable.

Suggested change- db.query("… WHERE id=" + id)+ db.query("… WHERE id=$1", [id])
Commit suggestionmerge blocked until fixed
Cloud security

See what an attacker reaches.

A scanner tells you a component is vulnerable. Trident maps your cloud as a graph and tells you whether an attacker can actually reach it, and what they get when they do.

  1. Attack paths, not alerts

    Identity, network and data joined into the path an attacker walks.

  2. Ranked by what’s reachable

    The queue is ordered by real blast radius, not CVSS score.

  3. Fixes at the source

    Terraform-aware changes that close the path where it’s defined.

Attack path · 4 hopsexample
Example attack path: the internet reaches a load balancer, then a web VM, then an IAM role, then a bucket holding PII. A worker VM is not reachable.InternetLoad bal.Web VMWorker VMIAM roleBucket · PII
Offensive pentesting

Attacked like an operator would.

Agents test your apps and APIs continuously. Every finding arrives with a working exploit and the evidence to reproduce it — no theoretical noise, no CVSS guesswork.

  1. Broken access control & auth

    IDOR, privilege escalation and auth bypass across your endpoints.

  2. Injection, SSRF & logic flaws

    The bugs a scanner can’t reach, tested safely with guardrails.

  3. Proven, then re-tested

    Each finding is replayed on every deploy to confirm it stays closed.

CriticalTRD-1042 · example
Broken access control
app.example.com · /billing/invoices
  1. Found (done)
  2. Proven (done)
  3. Verified (done)
  4. Fixed (to do)
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