Autonomous security agents

The Nest

By UltraSecOps

A hive of AI security agents that oversees your code, your infrastructure and your alerts 24/7, finding the intrusions and vulnerabilities your current stack is missing.

349

Valid findings
in 8 weeks

2

CVEs published
7–10 in pipeline

1

DPRK intrusion identified
that a paid vendor missed
01 — The problem

Security is a coverage problem

Every organisation ships faster than its security team can review. The gap isn’t talent shortage, it’s hours in the day.

Throughput

Reviews lag behind releases

Code, infrastructure and configs change daily. Manual review samples a fraction of it — the rest might ship unexamined.

Alert fatigue

Signal buried in noise

SIEM and EDR generate thousands of alerts. Analysts triage what they can reach, and sophisticated intrusions are built to evade behavioral baselines.

Cost

Headcount doesn't scale

A credible in-house team, one senior, two mid, one junior — is a six-figure annual commitment before tooling.

8×5

Your defenders work business hours. Your attackers don't.

Roughly two thirds of the calendar year, nobody is actively looking.

02 — The solution

A hive that never stops working

A coordinated swarm of purpose-built AI agents, each defending a different layer of your infrastructure. We are the beekeepers — we build them, tune them, and turn what they find into decisions.

Worker · Defensive

The Sentry

Ingests every alert from your security stack, correlates across sources, and returns a classified report: what is real, what is noise, what needs a human now.

Worker · Offensive

The Scout

Reads every code change and infrastructure update, then continuously hunts for exploitable vulnerabilities.

Queen · Orchestration

The Hive Mind

Coordinates the swarm, deduplicates findings, opens tickets, tracks remediation, and produces the reporting your board and auditors ask for.

Runs 24/7/365 · No fatigue · no leave · Model-agnostic · On-prem option · Human-verified findings

03 — Proof · Defensive

The intrusion nobody else found

Live deployment · Web3 / digital assets

A DPRK-linked actor had established a foothold inside the environment.

The company was already paying a well-known external security vendor a substantial annual retainer to monitor exactly this. That vendor did not detect it.

The Nest surfaced it in a single morning’s run — correlating signals across the alert stream that, taken individually, each looked unremarkable.

  • North Korean threat actors are the dominant operator against crypto and Web3 treasuries — patient, well-resourced, and specialised in blending into normal activity.
  • Detection came from cross-source correlation at a volume no analyst rotation can sustain by hand.
  • The finding was validated by analysts before escalation — no unverified alerts reach the client.
  • Client identity withheld. Details available under NDA.

1 run

Time to detection
after deployment

€50k+

Annual spend with the incumbent
vendor that missed it

Battle tested

Validated against a
nation-state adversary
04 — Proof · Offensive

349 findings. Eight weeks.

349

Vulnerabilities found
in 8 weeks

100%

Validated as real
zero false positives shipped

2

CVEs published
7–10 more in disclosure

3–4

Engineer team-equivalent
replaced by the swarm
What it inspects
  • Every commit, merge and infrastructure change
  • Engineering discussions and design decisions
  • Dependencies, configuration and deployment surface
  • Purpose-built fuzzing harnesses the agents write themselves
Why it matters
  • Findings arrive while the code is still in review — not after release
  • Published CVEs are public, independent evidence of capability
  • Every finding is human-verified before it reaches you
  • Coverage is continuous, so nothing ships unexamined
05 — Architecture

How the hive plugs in

01 · Sources

Your infrastructure

Repositories, cloud and/or on-prem infrastructure, SIEM/EDR alerts, tickets, engineering comms.

02 · Ingest

Read-only connectors

Scoped, least-privilege access. Nothing is changed without your explicit approval.

03 · The Nest

Agent swarm

Sentry, Scout and sub-agents run continuously, coordinated by the Hive Mind.

04 · Output

Verified findings

Reviewed by our engineers, then delivered as ranked reports and tickets.

Deployment

A dedicated, hardened host per client. Your data is never pooled with another client’s.

Model choice

Model-agnostic by design. You choose the provider, we recommend the best fit for your cost and sensitivity profile.

Air-gapped option

For regulated or classified environments we deploy fully on-premise with local models — no data leaves your perimeter.

06 — Deliverables

What lands on your desk

Weekly

Findings report

Every new finding, ranked by exploitability and business impact. CVSS scoring, reproduction steps, and a concrete remediation path for each.

Continuous

Tickets in your tracker

Findings arrive where your engineers already work — Jira, GitHub, Linear — with owner, severity and context attached.

Monthly

Executive review

A live session with our team: what changed, what is trending, what needs budget or a decision from you.

On demand

Incident escalation

When the Sentry finds something live, you get a direct call from a human — not a dashboard notification.

Also included

Patch advisory with restart-impact analysis  ·  Remediation guidance  ·  Audit-ready reporting  ·  Quarterly posture review

07 — Onboarding

Live in three weeks

Scoping

Day 0–3

We map your infrastructure, agree scope and access boundaries, and sign the engagement and NDA. No access is taken before this is signed.

Integration

Week 1–3

Read-only connectors are wired into your data sources. Agents are tuned to your stack, your threat model and your risk appetite.

Baseline

Week 3–4

First full sweep of the infrastructure. You receive a baseline report of everything already present — typically the largest single batch of findings.

Steady state

Ongoing

Continuous monitoring, weekly reports, monthly reviews. The swarm is retuned as your estate changes.

2–3

Weeks of your engineers' time — roughly two hours a week

Integration is our work, not yours. We need access and context; we do not need your team seconded to the project.

09 — The beekeepers

Who you're working with

UltraSecOps runs penetration testing and red team operations at scale. Traditional tools couldn’t keep pace with what clients needed. So we built The Nest, the system that powers our own work. It’s now available to teams facing the same gap.

Small team, direct line.

You work with the people who built the system. No account managers, no offshore triage desk, no ticket queue between you and an engineer.

Next step

Let us find something.

Give us read-only access to one repository and one alert source. In two weeks we come back with a findings report. If it doesn’t tell you something you didn’t already know, there’s no invoice and no obligation.

Step 01

30-minute scoping call

Step 02

NDA and read-only access

Step 03

Findings report in two weeks

THE NEST BY ULTRASECOPS
Penetration testing & red team