SPNT

The agentic scan

See what your signature scanner missed.

Point Serpentine's agent at your attack surface. It reasons like an analyst — not a signature database — and surfaces the exploitable paths traditional scanners can't see.

We'll set up your scan with a security engineer. No signature database — real agentic reasoning.

How it works

An analyst's reasoning, at machine speed

The agentic scan is powered by Odbrana's detection engine and reasons on Serpentine's security graph.

Step 1

Point it at your surface

Give the agent a domain or repository. It enumerates the real attack surface — apps, APIs, cloud, identities — the way an analyst would.

Step 2

It reasons, it doesn't just match

Instead of comparing against a signature database, the agent forms hypotheses, chains findings, and pursues the paths that actually matter.

Step 3

Findings land on one graph

Every result is written to the shared security graph, where the contradictions engine connects it to identity, data, and compliance context.

Step 4

You get an exploitable-path report

Not a 4,000-line CVSS dump. A prioritized set of validated, exploitable paths with an auditable reasoning trace for each.

Agentic vs. signature scanning

Why the agent finds what the scanner can't

Traditional scanner
Serpentine agentic scan
Matches known signatures
Reasons about your specific environment
Floods you with unvalidated CVEs
Proves which paths are actually exploitable
Sees each finding in isolation
Connects findings on one shared graph
Static checklist
Adaptive, analyst-style investigation