Define Authorized Scope
Set approved assets, testing depth, credentials, schedules, and operational limits before the assessment begins.
Define the authorized target and testing boundaries. forge-sec coordinates Web, API, OS, and Port scanners in one automated assessment—collecting evidence, correlating risk, and producing findings your teams can act on immediately.

Replace fragmented testing tasks with one coordinated process. forge-sec keeps scope, execution, evidence, and remediation connected from the first target through the final result.
Set approved assets, testing depth, credentials, schedules, and operational limits before the assessment begins.
Launch the right Web, API, OS, and Port testing capabilities through one controlled workflow.
Normalize results, remove duplicate noise, and preserve the technical evidence behind every validated risk.
Route prioritized findings to the right owners with clear context, practical guidance, and retesting built in.
forge-sec coordinates specialized testing agents through one controlled workflow, moving from approved discovery to validated findings without disconnecting scope, evidence, or oversight.
Maps approved assets and exposed services.
Checks applicable vulnerabilities against live targets.
Tests approved inputs for exploitable injection paths.
Evaluates application behavior and unsafe data handling.
Validates authentication and authorization boundaries.
Adds new checks as your environment evolves.
Turn penetration testing into a repeatable security capability. forge-sec helps teams assess more of their environment, produce consistent evidence, and move validated risks toward remediation faster.
Launch approved assessments after releases, infrastructure changes, or newly discovered exposure without rebuilding the testing process.
Coordinate Web, API, OS, host, port, and service checks through one testing program with connected asset context.
Use defined scope, scan profiles, credentials, and operational limits to execute every assessment against approved rules.
Preserve affected assets, technical evidence, validation details, and assessment history behind every confirmed vulnerability.
Correlate and organize results so security teams can distinguish actionable exposure from duplicate or low-value noise.
Keep scanner execution, evidence collection, ownership, reporting, and retesting connected in one managed workflow.
The right platform should do more than launch scanners. It should give your team control over testing, connect results across technologies, and produce evidence that supports real remediation decisions.
Assess Web, API, OS, hosts, ports, and services through one coordinated platform.
Web · API · OS · NetworkDefine approved assets, exclusions, schedules, credentials, rates, and permitted techniques.
Scope · Limits · RulesRequire reproducible findings supported by affected assets, proof, and clear validation details.
Evidence · Context · ConfidenceCorrelate duplicate results and surface weaknesses that create meaningful exposure.
Correlation · Priority · ImpactRoute issues with guidance, preserve activity history, and verify fixes through retesting.
Ownership · Guidance · RetestMaintain complete records of targets, configuration, execution, evidence, and outcomes.
History · Reporting · ScaleBring repeatable testing, connected evidence, and faster verification into the way your organization continuously delivers software and infrastructure.

Define authorized assets, credentials, testing depth, schedules, exclusions, and operational boundaries.
Run specialized Web, API, OS, host, port, and service checks through one managed workflow.
Connect technical evidence to prioritized findings, remediation ownership, and controlled retesting.
Define your approved scope once, coordinate the right testing capabilities, and receive evidence-backed findings your teams can move directly into remediation.