- Targets and test identities
- Business rules and workflows
- Exclusions and evidence limits
Product / How it works
Approve the scope once. We test every release after that
Name your targets and approve the test plan. After that, Bypass Labs retests the paths that changed in each build.
01 The Bypass system
One model learns your product. Specialist agents test it
The model learns how your product works. Agentic infrastructure selects the right model and specialist for each approved task. Controls outside the models decide what can run—and what is ready to deliver.
- STRIKEBYPASS LABS
- GPTOPENAI
- CLAUDEANTHROPIC
- GEMINIGOOGLE
- OPEN-WEIGHTSELECTED
- Reproducible proof
- Demonstrated impact
- Fix guidance and retest path
- 02Map the productAssets, roles, and trust
- 03Plan the attackHighest-value paths first
- 04Test the stackWeb, API, cloud, and native
- 05Verify the impactReproduction before delivery
- Approved scope
- Safe actions
- Evidence limits
- Human review
02 Define the test
Every test starts with a scope you approve
Before testing starts, the test record names the targets, objective, exclusions, evidence limits, and stop conditions.
- 01Create the project and scope
Name web, API, infrastructure, mobile, and desktop targets. Add accounts, environments, test windows, and explicit exclusions.
- 02Choose what the test must prove
Select the playbooks that match the product: OWASP Top 10, OWASP API Security Top 10, authorization, business logic, or ASVS. Then choose the assurance context the evidence needs to support, including SOC 2, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, or a customer review.
- 03Prove authority and set guardrails
Verify control of the target, define safe evidence limits, block destructive actions, and state when a researcher must approve the next step.
app.atlas.example
api.atlas.example
Atlas iOS + Android
Billing provider
Support tenant
Availability testing
03 Review + approve
We draft the test plan. Nothing runs until you approve it
The platform translates the approved scope into a prioritized test plan. Your team can inspect the methods, evidence rules, and stop conditions before execution begins.
Validate tenant isolation and release-critical authorization paths.
Authenticated exploration · role comparison · state-transition testing
Read-only by default · no third-party systems · pause on sensitive data
Minimum reproducible proof · redact customer fields before storage
Login, recovery, session boundaries, privileged transitions
Tenant isolation, role boundaries, direct object access
Workflow sequencing, limits, invitation and export paths
04 Execute + verify
Agents run the test. Policy blocks anything outside your scope
Specialists map the system and exercise the approved cases while an independent policy layer checks each proposed action. Material findings must survive evidence review before they reach your team.
Roles, routes, assets, and trust boundaries
42 pathsWeb, API, infrastructure, mobile, desktop
5 activeScope, action class, data, and review requirements
always onReproduction, impact, and proof boundary
2 confirmedHigh-impact judgment and final verification
readyYou approve the scope
Targets, environments, credentials, windows, exclusions, and evidence limits stay attached to the run.
Every action is checked
Out-of-scope, destructive, or sensitive steps are blocked or routed for explicit review.
Sensitive steps stop
Researchers judge high-impact actions and validate critical findings before delivery.
05 Findings + reports
You never get a finding without the proof
Each confirmed finding includes the reproduction path, captured proof, demonstrated impact, fix instructions, owner, and retest status. The same record powers every report.
session = login(role="member")
export = get("/v2/exports/8f12")
assert export.tenant != session.tenantSanitized proof · secrets removed200 OK
{ "tenant": "northstar", "export_id": "8f12…" }A member can read another tenant’s export object.
Authorize tenant ownership before object lookup and return 404 on mismatch.
Original path saved for replay against the fix release.
06 Keep the security baseline
The next test starts where the last one finished
The approved project becomes a reusable test program. Start the next run after a release, on a schedule, when a fix is ready, or when a new threat affects the product.
Compare changed components and rerun connected cases.
Remap the approved system and continue prioritized coverage.
Replay the original path and record the retest result.
Review affected technologies and propose targeted cases.
Run the approved plan when your team needs a fresh answer.
Pentest your next release
Bring Bypass Labs the product. Get back proof, fix instructions, and a retest.
