Scan. Strengthen.
Secure.
ComplyArmor is an autonomous pentesting platform — Smart PTaaS that pentests your web apps, mobile apps, thick clients, APIs, networks, source code, AI agents, MCP servers and Chrome extensions — continuously — and rolls every validated finding into a single dashboard, mapped to OWASP and your compliance standards.
Nine Surfaces.
One Engine.
Scope each surface individually or run all nine together — either way, ComplyArmor tests continuously rather than on a one-off schedule, so a vulnerability chain that starts in your API and ends in your MCP server doesn't fall between two separately-scoped reports.
Web Applications
Injection flaws, misconfigurations and logic vulnerabilities, mapped to OWASP Top 10:2025.
smartphoneMobile Apps
iOS and Android binary analysis against the OWASP Mobile Top 10 (2024).
apiAPIs
REST, GraphQL and SOAP testing against the OWASP API Security Top 10 (2023).
routerNetwork
Continuous perimeter and internal scanning against CIS Controls and PTES.
codeSource Code
SAST wired into CI/CD, catching issues in PRs before they ship.
desktop_windowsThick Client Apps
Native Windows, macOS and Linux binaries — insecure IPC, DLL hijacking, hardcoded secrets.
smart_toyAI Agents & LLM Apps
Prompt injection, excessive agency and goal hijack, mapped to LLM and Agentic Top 10.
dnsMCP Servers
Token handling, tool poisoning and command injection, mapped to the OWASP MCP Top 10.
extensionChrome Extensions
Manifest permissions, content-script injection and insecure messaging, mapped to OWASP Top 10:2025.
Discover
Asset mapping, OSINT and perimeter footprinting — including what you didn't know was exposed.
Scan
Vulnerability enumeration and service profiling across every surface in scope, continuously.
Exploit
Safe weaponization and pivot modeling — proving impact, not just flagging a possibility.
Validate
Human verification, impact analysis and remediation guidance before anything reaches your report.
See the full methodology, including what triggers a re-run of the loop.
The part where
someone fixes it.
A finding list is where most platforms stop. We built the layer most vendors skip — the part where someone actually has to go fix it. See what makes ComplyArmor different, in full.
Armor AI
A chat built into your dashboard, scoped to your own org's findings — ask it to explain a finding, suggest a fix, or help you prioritize what to tackle first. Advisory-only, available the moment a finding lands.
?id= param. Here's the fix ↓Developer Remediation
A real fix in your actual language and framework, where it's inferable from the finding itself.
Built for Every Reader
"Any customer's data, readable without logging in."
Board View, Engineering View, and compliance-control mapping — every finding, every audience.
Why Teams Choose ComplyArmor.
Autonomous, then expert-verified
Our engine handles discovery, coverage and first-pass exploitation continuously. Every finding that clears a confidence threshold gets manually verified by a tester before it reaches your report — so you get scanner-speed coverage without scanner-grade false positives.
Continuous, not point-in-time
A quarterly pentest is a snapshot that goes stale the day after delivery. ComplyArmor runs against your staging and production environments continuously, so a new deploy, a new dependency, or a new MCP server gets tested the same week it ships, not the same quarter.
Mapped to your compliance standards
Every finding is tagged to OWASP Top 10:2025, ASVS, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and the framework your auditor actually asks for — see the full compliance mapping for how findings translate into audit-ready evidence.
Built for the surfaces others skip
Most vendors stop at web and API. We also cover thick clients, source code, Chrome extensions and — purpose-built for the agentic AI era — MCP servers and LLM-powered agents, surfaces your last pentest almost certainly never touched.
Frequently Asked Questions.
What is ComplyArmor?
ComplyArmor is a Smart PTaaS (Penetration Testing as a Service) platform: one autonomous engine that continuously tests web apps, mobile apps, thick clients, APIs, networks, source code, AI agents, MCP servers and Chrome extensions, with every finding manually verified by a human tester before it reaches your report.
What does PTaaS mean?
PTaaS stands for Penetration Testing as a Service — a delivery model that combines a testing team, a platform, and an ongoing engagement instead of a single point-in-time report. See our full PTaaS explainer.
What is autonomous VAPT?
Autonomous VAPT uses automation to continuously discover and test your attack surface instead of a once-a-year scheduled engagement, so new endpoints, dependencies and misconfigurations get tested the same week they ship.
How is this different from a vulnerability scanner?
A scanner reports pattern matches and leaves you to triage false positives. Our engine handles discovery and first-pass exploitation, but every finding that clears a confidence threshold is manually verified by a human tester before it reaches your report.
What attack surfaces does ComplyArmor test?
Nine: web applications, mobile apps, thick clients, APIs, network infrastructure, source code, AI agents and LLM applications, MCP servers, and Chrome browser extensions — see the full attack surface breakdown.
What compliance standards does it map to?
Every validated finding is mapped to OWASP Top 10:2025, ASVS, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and other frameworks auditors ask for — see the compliance mapping.
How is this different from an annual pentest?
A traditional pentest is a snapshot that goes stale the day after delivery. ComplyArmor tests continuously against staging and production, so a vulnerability introduced by a new deploy gets caught the same week, not the same quarter.
How quickly can ComplyArmor start testing?
Most engagements scope and kick off within days of a demo call, not weeks. Coverage begins as soon as scope and access are confirmed.
What is Armor AI?
A free chat built into your ComplyArmor dashboard, scoped only to your own organization's findings — ask it to explain a finding or suggest a fix, no call required.
Does ComplyArmor give developers actual code fixes?
Yes. Every finding includes Developer Remediation guidance — a real fix in the finding's actual language and framework where that's inferable from the finding itself.
Does ComplyArmor test Chrome browser extensions?
Yes — manifest permission audits, content-script injection review, messaging security, and remote-code-loading checks, covering both Manifest V2 and Manifest V3 extensions. See the full guide.
Stop shipping vulnerabilities. Start shipping secure.
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