Ethiack

Ethiack is an analytics tool. Ethiack runs Hackian, an agentic AI pentesting engine that continuously maps attack surfaces, exploits and validates real weaknesses, and delivers proof-of-exploit findings plus compliance-ready reporting for NIS2, DORA, SOC2, ISO27001 and PCI.

Ethiack is an offensive security platform built around Hackian, an agentic AI pentesting engine that continuously maps an organization's attack surface, runs exploitation routines, and reports only the risks it can actually prove. Rather than scheduling an annual penetration test and waiting for a static report, teams get event-driven testing that fires on code pushes, infrastructure changes or newly learned threat intelligence. Every confirmed finding arrives with a proof-of-exploit, which is the platform's central claim: instead of a queue of theoretical vulnerabilities, security teams see validated weaknesses with evidence attached. The workflow follows a See, Test, Act structure. Discovery covers external, internal and third-party assets, including shadow IT, unknown subdomains, APIs, mobile, IoT, OT and cloud, with a live map that updates as the estate changes. Hackian then executes thousands of attack scenarios, chains attack paths and validates zero-day exposure. Findings are prioritized with mitigation guidance and translated into risk scores grounded in business context, and live reports can be generated for NIS2, DORA, SOC2, ISO27001 and PCI. The platform is aimed at security teams in regulated and infrastructure-heavy sectors. Ethiack publishes use cases for manufacturing, telecommunications, government and critical infrastructure, healthcare, retail and commerce, aviation, financial services, and AI and SaaS companies. It also offers a pentest-as-a-service motion where autonomous testing is paired with human expert validation, which suits organizations without a standing red team. Among alternatives, Ethiack sits closer to exposure validation and continuous pentesting vendors than to traditional scanner suites, and its pitch is partly built on cutting scanner noise by roughly 90 percent through exploit proof. Vendor claims include 99.7 percent accuracy in finding exploitable vulnerabilities, results up to 30 times faster than a manual pentest, and more than 150,000 exploitable findings reported. Published case studies cover ANA Aeroportos, Bluepharma and Universidade do Porto. Pricing is quoted rather than published, and the product itself runs through a web portal where accounts sign up and log in.