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See your postureIn a new era of AI-driven hacking, you need AI-native defense.
Attackers now wield autonomous AI that finds and chains weaknesses at machine speed. Sigmix Red answers in kind — an AI red-team operator built from the ground up to think like an attacker across your entire authorized surface. AI-first, not a legacy scanner with AI bolted on.
Everything in the box — one screen at a time.
Five live views your team works from — the operator overview, proven exploit chains, the discovered attack surface, ranked findings, and the human approval gate.
The attack side already went autonomous. The defense has to keep pace.
Through 2025 and 2026, offensive AI stopped being a demo. Publicly disclosed incidents show agent systems running end-to-end — reasoning, adapting to errors, and generating thousands of actions faster than any human team could review. An annual pen test taken once a year is no longer the right unit of measurement.
A single disclosed 2026 intrusion was driven end-to-end by an autonomous agent that generated over seventeen thousand individual actions across a weekend — reconstructed only after the fact.
In another documented case, an agentic operation recovered from its own failure in about thirty-one seconds and kept going — the speed of the loop is the story, not any single step.
Agentic tooling lowers the skill and cost barrier: one operator can now drive activity across many organizations at once. Defenders have to assume the same tempo.
The 2026 figures above reflect publicly reported agentic-attack incidents, reconstructed after the fact. Cited only as context — Sigmix Red is a defensive, authorized-testing product.
AI attacks need an AI defender.
The best modern defences — EDR, exposure scanners, SIEM — are superb at what they have seen before. But an autonomous attacker composes novel, multi-step paths in real time, faster than any signature or rule was written for. Sigmix Red meets it the only way that scales: an AI that reasons about your specific environment, the way the attacker's does.
Strong at the known.
Rules, signatures and heuristics — excellent against known techniques, run on a schedule and summarised after the fact.
- Matches a fixed list of known signatures — blind to anything novel or chained.
- Dumps thousands of isolated issues; a human has to guess which ones connect.
- Runs quarterly or once a year — stale the moment your surface changes.
- Has no idea your own chatbots and copilots are now an attack surface.
An operator that reasons.
An AI red-team agent at the core — modelling your specific environment and thinking through how a real adversary would move.
- Reasons about your environment — not a signature list, an attacker's mental model of it.
- Chains weaknesses into the two or three paths that actually reach something that matters.
- Always on — continuously checking, iterating and re-chaining as things change.
- Red-teams your AI too — the chatbots, copilots and agents legacy tools can't even see.
A red team that never clocks off.
Point Sigmix Red at a scope you own and are authorized to test. It behaves like a patient, tireless operator: enumerating your surface, reasoning about how pieces connect, and — only where you allow it — safely confirming that a path is real. Then it writes it up in plain language.
- Continuous, not once a year. It re-tests every time your surface changes, so drift is caught in days rather than at the next audit.
- Chains, not checklists. Scanners list issues; Red connects them into the two or three paths that actually reach something that matters.
- Evidence, not noise. Every finding arrives ranked, de-duplicated, and backed by a reproducible path — not a 400-page export.
- You stay in command. Anything intrusive waits behind an explicit human approval gate. Nothing destructive runs by default.
It's not 40 assets. It's everything you forgot you had.
A big organisation accumulates a decade of DNS records, staging sites, acquisitions and abandoned projects. That sprawl — the dangling records, the end-of-life servers nobody owns — is exactly where an AI attacker starts. Sigmix Red maps all of it, continuously, and shows you what's actually reachable.
A disciplined loop — with the brakes wired in.
Every engagement runs the same controlled cycle. The two points where the operator could touch your systems are guarded by explicit human approval, and every action it takes is written to a tamper-evident audit trail.
Scope & authorize
You define exactly what is in bounds and sign off. The scope is locked; anything outside it is refused, not attempted.
Written authorizationDiscover & map
The operator enumerates the authorized surface and builds a live model of assets, identities and how they relate — read-only.
Reason & chain
It connects weak points into candidate attack paths, ranked by how close each gets to something you actually care about.
Validate — safely
Only with your go-ahead does it confirm a path is real, using the least-intrusive check. Non-destructive by default; no data exfiltrated.
Operator approval gateProve & report
Each confirmed path becomes a plain-language finding — impact, the exact steps to reproduce, and the fix — routed to the right owner.
Retest & watch
When a fix ships, Red re-checks it. When your surface changes, it starts again — so the picture is never stale.
One operator across the whole surface.
Described by outcome, not method. Red reasons across the layers a real adversary would — and, uniquely, across the AI systems you are now deploying yourself.
AI & LLM red-teaming
Probes your own chatbots, copilots and agents for prompt-injection, data leakage and unsafe tool-use — the attack surface most tools ignore entirely.
External attack surface
Continuously discovers internet-facing assets — including the ones nobody remembered — and watches them for exposure as they change.
Web & application logic
Reasons about how your apps actually behave — access control, business logic and authentication flaws that signature scanners walk past.
Identity & cloud posture
Maps over-privileged roles, stale keys and risky trust relationships, then shows which ones actually open a path — not just a long list.
Lateral-path mapping
Once inside a foothold (with approval), it models how an adversary would move toward crown-jewel systems — and where to cut the path.
Credential & exposure checks
Flags reused, leaked or weakly-protected credentials in scope and shows the blast radius — validation only ever with your sign-off.
One screen your security team actually reads.
Severity at a glance, the paths that matter, and a live view of what the operator is doing right now — including anything waiting on your approval.
Explore the full operator console — engagements, findings, attack paths and the live agent feed.
Open the dashboardPowerful because it is tightly governed.
Sigmix Red only ever tests what you own and have authorized.
It is a defensive tool for security teams and their approved partners. It is not sold for, and will not run against, systems you do not control or have not been permitted to test. Scope, consent and oversight are enforced by the product, not just promised in a contract.
Deploy it the way your rules require.
Sigmix Red fits your security posture, not the other way around — a sealed appliance in your own building, an in-Kingdom managed cloud, or governed by Sigmix Guard™. Wherever it runs, your surface, findings and evidence stay under your control.
Your own rack
Red runs on a sealed Sigmix appliance inside your data centre. Nothing about your weaknesses ever leaves the building.
0 bytes egressKSA Cloud
Prefer managed? Run Red in an in-Kingdom, data-resident environment — the same operator, hosted on Saudi soil.
Resident in the KingdomUnder Sigmix Guard™
Every operator action passes the same independent enforcement layer that guards the rest of the platform — scrub, then anchor.
Tamper-evident auditWatch it find, chain and stop.
A short walkthrough of the operator discovering a surface, chaining a path, and holding at the approval gate. Prefer to read? Take the one-page overview to your team.
Find the path before someone else does.
Bring us your scope and your obligations. We will run a proof-of-concept engagement, show you the two or three paths that actually matter, and hand your team the evidence to close them.
Authorized use only. Sigmix Red is a defensive security-testing product for use by organizations against systems they own or are explicitly authorized to test. It is provided under a rules-of-engagement agreement that requires documented authorization and a defined scope; it enforces human approval before any intrusive action and does not run destructive operations by default. Sigmix Red is not offered for unauthorized access to any system, and use against systems you do not control or have not been permitted to test is prohibited and may be unlawful. Screens shown on this page are design mockups with illustrative data and do not depict any real customer, engagement or finding.