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Create an account to get your free pentest, with findings in your dashboard. Complete your free pentest and we will automatically email you the paid offer after your test is completed. Downloadable reports are part of the paid package.
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// MEET VANA — THE AI PENTESTER
One URL. One click. A free pentest.
Vana is an AI-autonomous pentester that maps your attack surface, chains vulnerabilities the way a real attacker would, and writes a remediation-ready report — without a multi-week consulting engagement.
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Drop in your URL
Point Vana at your web app or API. No installation, no agent, no onboarding call - just scoping and domain validation.
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Vana goes to work
It discovers endpoints, tests for OWASP Top 10 and business-logic flaws, and chains findings into real attack paths.
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View your results
Review your pentest findings in the dashboard. Downloadable reports are part of paid packages.
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Create an account to get your free pentest with findings in the dashboard. Downloadable reports come with paid packages.
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Complete your free pentest and we will automatically email you this paid offer after your test is completed: $750 USD (75% off $3,000).
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Rolling retesting so you're never scrambling before a deadline. Keep your annual pentest evidence current without the last-minute scramble.
// WHY LEAN STARTUPS GET HIT
You shipped fast to find product-market fit. The risk shipped with it.
Every early-stage startup makes the same rational trade: speed over process. The surface grows every week — new endpoints, new permissions, new integrations — and nobody adversarial has ever checked the locks.
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Investor diligence now includes security
Seed and Series A data rooms increasingly ask how you handle security. “We haven't really tested it” is a hard answer to give a fund that's about to wire you money. A recent pentest report turns a diligence red flag into a one-line answer.
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Enterprise prospects gate you on security
Your outbound finally lands a logo with real budget — then procurement sends a 200-question vendor security assessment. Deals stall in that queue for months. Walking in with a fresh pentest shortens the review before it starts.
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Your brand is trust, and it's still fragile
Big companies survive a bad security headline. Early-stage startups rarely get a second one. One leaked screenshot in a customer's Slack can undo a year of brand building before your name means anything.
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Nobody on the team owns security
No CISO. No security engineer. Often no CTO with spare hours. That's normal at 2–15 people — it just means your app, your API, and your cloud permissions have never been looked at by someone adversarial.
Security used to be a Series B problem. Now it's a first-impression problem.
At pre-seed and seed, trust is the product. Investors ask about security in early diligence before they ask about churn. Enterprise buyers ask before the pilot, not after. And your brand — the thing your outbound, your demos, and your fundraise all depend on — hasn't built the reputation buffer that absorbs an incident.
One breach before you've earned that buffer doesn't just cost a customer. It can cost the round, the pipeline, and a year of relationship building.
Getting ahead of it now is free. Finding out the hard way isn't.