THE THREAT OF CYBER ATTACK
IS CONSTANT.
SO ARE WE.
Most organizations test their defences once a year. Attackers don’t take holidays.
Our Swarm of ethical hackers attacks your systems constantly, finding vulnerabilities before real threat actors do.
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Constant Cyber Attack Subscription
Successful companies like yours are constant targets for attackers. Those who take offensive cybersecurity seriously don’t test their defenses once a year.

Our Constant Cyber Attack Subscription delivers relentless, full-spectrum assaults across your digital, physical, and social surfaces.
To stay ahead, you have to think and act like your adversaries. Dynamically. Unconventionally. Aggressively. It’s the foundation of our constant cyber attack model. An offensive security subscription, built for the speed, scale and complexity of today’s most exposed brands.
Your subscription flexes to your needs. Whether you’re testing a specific product, a critical integration, or your entire estate, we focus your red team time when it has the most impact.
One simple subscription model. Monthly cycles. No hidden fees. No limited scopes.
STOP TESTING.
START ATTACKING.
Traditional static testing wasn’t designed for environments that evolve daily.
It is quickly becoming disconnected from the way modern infrastructure works. You deserve better than outdated findings, limited insights, and security reports that tell you more about the past than the present.
Attackers don’t care about your schedule. They probe constantly and exploit risk long before your next test is even scoped. The threat isn’t stopped, but the test is still passed.
Your greatest threats aren’t isolated vulnerabilities – they’re sophisticated attack chains built from subtle misconfigurations, leaked credentials, forgotten test environments and unpatched logic flaws.
CovertSwarm’s continuous, full-spectrum attack simulations uncover attack chains you weren’t aware of – exploitable paths that traditional pentesting alone can’t reveal.
The only way to achieve this is with a threat actor’s perspective. And the only way to know if your business is truly secure is to attack it first.