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Our AI probes websites the way an attacker would — then brings them under protection. The audit is free once the contract is signed.

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Chapter 01 · Exposed

Most websites are standing with the door open

This is not a guess. It is what independent reports show: most sites lack basic protections, and new vulnerabilities appear faster than they get fixed.

31%

of all breaches start with vulnerability exploitation — the top way in for the first time

Verizon DBIR 2026 ↗
Chapter 02 · The age of AI attacks

AI has learned to break in. And it gets better every quarter

What used to take a skilled team and weeks of work is now done by software — in hours, against thousands of targets at once.

  1. November 2025

    The first large-scale attack run by AI

    About 30 targets worldwide; AI carried out 80–90% of the campaign with little human involvement.

    Anthropic, 13.11.2025 ↗
  2. December 2025

    Phishing written by machine

    The share of AI-generated phishing rose within a year from under 5% to a peak of 56%.

    Hoxhunt / Expert Insights, 03.2026 ↗
  3. March 2026

    Exploited before the patch ships

    Mean time-to-exploit turned negative: minus 7 days. Access hand-off between attackers takes 22 seconds.

    Mandiant M-Trends 2026 ↗
  4. April 2026

    AI finds new vulnerabilities on its own

    A research model found bugs that had gone unnoticed for 16–27 years and wrote working exploits itself.

    Help Net Security, 08.04.2026 ↗
  5. May 2026

    Criminals weaponise it for the first time

    Google recorded the first case of cybercriminals using AI to find and exploit a zero-day vulnerability.

    SiliconANGLE / Google GTIG, 11.05.2026 ↗
  6. October 2026

    AI agents scan Ukrainian websites

    According to SOCRadar researchers, an attacker used AI agents to mass-scan WordPress sites and online shops in Ukraine. Not independently confirmed.

    РБК-Україна / SOCRadar, 12.10.2026 ↗
Chapter 03 · Breaches

This is no longer news. It is the weather

Banks, postal services, media, government bodies, the country’s largest retail chain — in 2026 alone. Next to them, the world’s biggest breaches, for scale.

6 Nov 2026

Ukrainska Pravda

A newsletter-service account was breached: subscribers received a fake email about a terror attack in Kyiv.

AIN, 06.11.2026 ↗
4 Nov 2026

The Kyiv Independent

The site CMS and newsletter service were breached; fake emails went out to readers. Payment data was not affected.

Forbes Ukraine, 04.11.2026 ↗
1 Nov 20267 min

Air Alert app

Through one operator’s workstation the whole country received false radiation and chemical alerts for seven minutes.

DOU, 11.2026 ↗
5 Oct 2026$400K

ATB

The website of the largest grocery chain went down; a group demanded ransom and claimed data on 7.9M customers.

The company denies any data leak.

Forbes Ukraine, 05.10.2026 ↗
18 Aug 2026

ARMA (asset recovery agency)

Unauthorised interference with servers on the eve of a major asset-management tender; the SBU is investigating.

The Record, 08.2026 ↗
25 Jun 2026

Ukrposhta

A night-time attack on IT systems: the app and some digital services were disrupted.

Kyiv Post, 06.2026 ↗
7 May 2026DDoS

Nova Poshta

A DDoS attack disrupted the app, customer accounts and API; the company switched to backup schemes.

Forbes Ukraine, 07.05.2026 ↗
March–April 2026

Clinics and municipalities

Phishing emails about “humanitarian aid” carrying data-stealing malware; CERT-UA investigated about a dozen incidents.

The Hacker News / CERT-UA, 04.2026 ↗
19 Feb 2026

National Bank online shop

An attack on a contractor: the shop was taken offline; buyers’ names, phones and addresses may have been accessed.

Межа, 02.2026 ↗
16 Feb 2026

A-Bank

A night-time attack led to unauthorised debits from some customers’ accounts; the bank says it refunded everything.

Мінфін, 19.02.2026 ↗
Chapter 04 · How they get in

A hacker needs no genius. One mistake of yours is enough

Almost every breach starts with something mundane: an old plugin, a weak password, a forgotten admin panel. This is what they look for first.

Common mistakes

  • 01CMS and plugins go months without updates
  • 02One password everywhere and no second factor
  • 03The admin panel is open to the whole internet
  • 04No backups, or backups nobody has ever tested
  • 05Former staff and contractors still have access
  • 06Passwords and keys sit in code and chat threads
  • 07Nobody reads the logs — a breach is noticed months later
  • 08Security is something “the developer will do when there is time”

Common vulnerabilities · OWASP Top 10

  1. A01Broken Access Control
  2. A02Security Misconfiguration
  3. A03Software Supply Chain Failures
  4. A04Cryptographic Failures
  5. A05Injection
  6. A06Insecure Design
  7. A07Authentication Failures
  8. A08Software or Data Integrity Failures
  9. A09Security Logging & Alerting Failures
  10. A10Mishandling of Exceptional Conditions
OWASP Top 10:2025 ↗

How they break in

Exploiting vulnerabilities32%
Voice phishing (a phone call)11%
Prior compromise10%
Email phishing6%

Share of investigated 2025 intrusions. An attacker stays inside for a median of 14 days before being noticed.

Mandiant M-Trends 2026 ↗
Services

We take your website out of the danger zone

We start with a free audit, close what we find and manage your security month by month. Every active test runs only under a written contract and only against the addresses you list in it.

01free

Full website audit

Once the contract is signed we test the site the way an attacker would — carefully and without disrupting it.

  • Forms, user accounts, APIs, data handling
  • A report: what we found, how serious, with evidence
  • A fix list for your developer
02

Remediation and monthly security management

We close what was found and keep the defences in shape: updates, re-tests, response to new threats.

  • Leak and breach protection to OWASP and ISO 27001 standards
  • Monthly re-test and report
  • Priority response when a dangerous vulnerability lands
03

Database and server protection

We harden servers and databases so the data stays unreadable even if it is stolen.

  • AES-256 and TLS 1.3 encryption; AES-256 is approved in the US for Top Secret data
  • Access separation and key management
  • Backups with tested recovery
04early access

AI protection 24/7

An autonomous AI that watches your server around the clock and adapts as new exploits appear. In development now — the waiting list is open.

  • Live protection status in your client area
  • Alerts on suspicious activity
  • First clients get access first

We also do

Penetration testing

Web, API, mobile apps, internal office network.

Incident response

We stop the attack, find the way in and restore operations.

WAF and DDoS protection

A filter for malicious requests in front of the site and resilience under load.

Anti-phishing training

Simulated campaigns and short sessions for your staff.

Leak monitoring

We look for your passwords and databases on underground markets.

Compliance readiness

ISO 27001, PCI DSS, GDPR and personal-data law.

Pre-release code review

We find vulnerabilities before they reach production.

AI voice assistant 24/7

Answers inbound and makes outbound calls around the clock, hands over to a human.

Client area

You watch your protection live

Every client gets a login. It shows what exactly we test, what we found and the state your server is in right now.

  • The contract and the list of addresses we are allowed to test
  • Test history and findings by severity
  • AI monitoring panel — in demo mode until early access launches
Open the client area
Cases

Breakdowns: what happened and what it teaches

We do not invent client stories. Instead: public breaches taken apart, and our scanner’s result on our own test bench.

Kyivstar · 2023

What happened
Attackers were inside since at least May and struck in December: 24M subscribers offline.
The lesson
“Nothing has happened to us” may mean “we have not noticed”.
How we close it
Regular re-tests and log review instead of a one-off audit.
Forbes Ukraine / СБУ, 04.01.2024 ↗

Binance · 2026

What happened
The way in was one engineer’s laptop — and $6.3B lost at a company with the best-funded defences in its industry.
The lesson
The weakest link is one person’s access, not the hardware.
How we close it
Access separation, a second login factor, workstation checks.
SiliconANGLE, 30.10.2026 ↗

ATB · 2026

What happened
The website of the country’s largest chain went down and attackers demanded $400K. The company denies any data leak.
The lesson
Even without a leak, downtime costs money and reputation.
How we close it
A recovery plan, tested backups, overload protection.
Forbes Ukraine, 05.10.2026 ↗

Our scanner · our own test bench

What happened
We planted 4 vulnerabilities and one decoy on a test bench.
The lesson
The scanner finds what was planted and stays inside its limits: 4 of 4, decoy rejected, 252 requests in 65 seconds, none outside the permitted addresses.
How we close it
The same scanner runs for you — only under contract and only against the addresses in it.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

It is how we show our work in practice. Some clients then order remediation and ongoing management from us — that is how we earn. There is no obligation to buy anything.

Actively testing someone else’s site without the owner’s written permission is illegal (Article 361 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine). The contract is your permission and your protection: it lists the addresses we test and what we must not do.

Testing runs in a non-disruptive mode: we confirm a weak spot exists and stop there. We delete and change nothing and take no data out. We can test outside business hours if you prefer.

A developer builds the site to work. We look for ways to break it — a different profession. The report goes to them, with specific items.

Nobody in particular. Small sites are found by software that tries thousands of addresses and walks in wherever the door is open. It wants your server and your customer database, not your name.

No, and nobody can honestly guarantee that. A test reveals the weak spots found and sharply reduces risk; ongoing management keeps the defences current.

It is our autonomous software for round-the-clock server protection. It is in development; the waiting list is open and the panel in the client area runs in demo mode.

We create your account once the contract is in place. There is no self-service sign-up yet.

Contacts

Check your website before someone else does

Leave your site address and phone number. We will get in touch, tell you what is visible from the outside and prepare the contract for a free audit.

Phone+380 00 000 00 00Email[email protected]Telegram@exampleAddressKyiv, UkraineHoursMon–Fri 10:00–18:00

Without a contract we do not touch anything on your site.