Automated Security Validation
Security validation that proves the exploit
Scanners tell you what might be wrong. TurboPentest proves what actually is. The Paladin AI validates every candidate finding with a working proof-of-concept, so you get confirmed, reproducible vulnerabilities - not a wall of unconfirmed alerts. Automated, continuous, $99 per target.
See a sample report →What is security validation?
Security validation is the discipline of proving which security issues are real and exploitable - not just which ones might exist. A vulnerability scanner matches versions and signatures and hands you a long list of candidates, many of them false positives. Security validation takes each candidate and confirms it, typically with a working proof-of-concept, so your team spends its time on vulnerabilities that are genuinely reachable and dangerous.
TurboPentest is exploit-based security validation. The Paladin AI orchestrates the scanning tools, then validates each candidate finding itself - confirming exploitability, reproducing it with a PoC, and dropping false positives. You get a short list of confirmed issues, each with remediation, a Fix with AI prompt, and retest commands.
14 + AI
scanning tools orchestrated and validated by the Paladin AI
TurboPentest engine
Hours
from launch to a validated report, fully autonomous
No human in the loop
$99
per target, flat - one-off or scheduled for continuous validation
Flat pricing
What we validate - and what we do not
TurboPentest performs vulnerability exploit validation: it proves that vulnerabilities in your target are actually exploitable. It is not breach-and-attack-simulation (BAS), and it does not do security-control validation - it does not test whether your EDR, WAF, or SIEM detect and block attacks.
If your goal is to confirm your defensive controls fire on an attack, a BAS or control-validation platform is the right tool. If your goal is to know which vulnerabilities in your attack surface are real and exploitable, that is exactly what TurboPentest does.
How security validation runs on TurboPentest
Scan and discover the attack surface
14 scanning tools map network, web app, API, subdomains, SSL/TLS, and external attack surface, producing candidate findings across the whole target.
Paladin AI validates exploitability with a PoC
The AI takes each candidate finding and proves whether it is actually exploitable, reproducing it with a working proof-of-concept and dropping false positives.
Prioritize confirmed vulnerabilities
Validated findings are ranked by real risk, with a STRIDE threat model and prioritized manual-testing recommendations so you fix what matters first.
Retest and run continuously
Every finding ships with retest commands to confirm your fix. Schedule recurring runs - daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly - for continuous validation.
What exploit-based validation gives you
Confirmed vulnerabilities with reproducible evidence - delivered in a PDF report, a signed attestation letter, an attack surface map, and retest commands.
Confirmed, not candidate
Every finding that reaches your report was validated with a working proof-of-concept. No triage backlog of unconfirmed scanner alerts to sort through.
Reproducible evidence
Each validated vulnerability ships with a PoC and retest commands, so your engineers can reproduce it, fix it, and confirm the fix landed.
Continuous by schedule
Run one-off or recurring pentests - daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly - so validation keeps pace with every deploy instead of an annual snapshot.
Full attack surface
Network, web app, API, subdomains, SSL/TLS, and external attack surface validated in a single run - 14 scanning tools plus the Paladin AI orchestrator.
Prioritized by real risk
Confirmed findings come with a STRIDE threat model and prioritized manual-testing recommendations, so you fix what is actually exploitable first.
Fix, then re-validate
Every finding includes a Fix with AI prompt and exact retest commands. Re-run the same checks to prove each fix closed the hole.
Validation is what a real pentest does
Proving the exploit is the difference between a scan and a pentest. TurboPentest runs the full agentic pentest and validates every finding, so the report you get is already confirmed.
Security validation FAQ
What is security validation?+
Security validation is the practice of proving which security issues are actually real and exploitable, instead of just listing potential ones. A raw scanner produces a wall of candidate alerts, many of them false positives. Security validation confirms each one - typically with a working proof-of-concept - so you act on confirmed, reproducible vulnerabilities rather than guesses.
What is automated security validation?+
Automated security validation runs that prove-the-exploit process without a human in the loop. On TurboPentest, the Paladin AI orchestrates 14 scanning tools, then validates each candidate finding itself - confirming exploitability and dropping false positives - so you get confirmed vulnerabilities in hours for $99 per target. Recurring, scheduled pentests make it continuous.
Is TurboPentest a breach and attack simulation (BAS) tool?+
No. TurboPentest performs vulnerability exploit validation - it proves that vulnerabilities in your target are actually exploitable. It is not breach-and-attack-simulation and does not do security-control validation: it does not test whether your EDR, WAF, or SIEM detect and block attacks. If you need to validate that your defensive controls fire, a BAS platform is the right tool. If you need to know which vulnerabilities are real and exploitable, that is what TurboPentest does.
What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and security validation?+
A vulnerability scan lists everything that might be a problem - it flags potential issues based on version numbers and signatures and hands you a long, noisy list. Security validation goes a step further and proves which of those issues are genuinely exploitable, with a proof-of-concept for each. TurboPentest runs the scan and then validates the results, so you get a short list of confirmed vulnerabilities instead of unconfirmed alerts.
How does continuous security validation work?+
Schedule pentests to run one-off or recurring - daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthly. Each run re-scans and re-validates your target so newly introduced vulnerabilities are caught and confirmed as your code and infrastructure change, keeping validation continuous instead of a once-a-year event.
Stop triaging alerts. Validate what is real. $99.
Confirmed, reproducible vulnerabilities in hours - one-off or scheduled for continuous validation. See pricing
Written and reviewed by
Michel Chamberland - Founder & CEO, IntegSec
CISSP, OSCP, OSCE, CEH, GIAC, CCSK · 20+ years in offensive security
Michel has spent 20+ years on offensive security teams including IBM X-Force Red and Trustwave SpiderLabs, leading penetration tests, red team engagements, and breach response for Fortune 500 customers. He is the founder of IntegSec and the architect of TurboPentest.