AGENTIC AI Pre‑VAPT Intelligence • Code + Cloud Attack Surface

Complete attack surface intelligence — before VAPT begins.

Xhield automatically discovers your exposed endpoints, cloud resources, and misconfigurations, then correlates code → infrastructure → data stores to produce a VAPT‑ready scope, prioritized fixes, and audit‑friendly reporting.

Saves: 12–16 hours of VAPT reconnaissance Reduces: 40–60% of common VAPT findings

What Xhield discovers (before VAPT)

Reconnaissance and asset discovery consume ~30–40% of VAPT time. Xhield automates this phase across code + cloud so external testers can spend time on higher-value testing.

Code attack surface

Entry points an attacker can reach.

  • REST / GraphQL / gRPC endpoints
  • File upload handlers
  • Authn/authz gates and missing checks
  • User input sinks (queries, commands, templating)

Cloud exposure

Internet-facing assets and risky configuration.

  • Public IPs, load balancers, gateways
  • Open security groups (0.0.0.0/0)
  • Public buckets, public databases
  • Encryption, logging, backup posture

Code ↔ cloud correlation

Where “code findings” become exploitable.

  • Endpoint → service → datastore mapping
  • Blast radius per endpoint
  • Exploitability-aware prioritisation
  • VAPT-ready testing scope definition

Agentic AI workflow

Multiple specialised agents collaborate: one extracts code entry points, another scans cloud posture, a correlation agent connects them, then risk + reporting agents generate a VAPT-ready plan.

Code Analyzer Agent

Find endpoints, parameters, auth, and risky sinks.

Cloud Scanner Agent

Discover internet exposure, IAM, network, storage misconfig.

Correlation Agent

Map code endpoints to live infrastructure and data flows.

Risk Scoring Agent

Rank findings by exposure + exploitability + sensitivity.

Reporting Agent

Generate VAPT-ready scope, exports, and executive summaries.

Continuous Monitoring (optional)

Detect drift and newly exposed assets between VAPT cycles.

Next step

Share your cloud(s), repositories, and upcoming VAPT timeline. We’ll propose an assessment scope and a fast path to reduce critical findings before external testing.