Revaizor

About Revaizor

Revaizor is an autonomous AI penetration testing platform. Rather than running a scanner, customers launch what the company calls missions: an authorised engagement in which scope, rules of engagement, validation depth, safety controls and timing are agreed in advance. The platform covers web applications, APIs, mobile apps, source code and network surfaces.

Within a mission, the platform uses a set of coordinated AI agents that the company names the Commander, Analyst, Cartographer and Briefer. They coordinate pentesting tools, map attack paths, analyse observations and prepare evidence-led reports. The company describes the Commander as an agentic system that plans, executes and adapts attacks against a customer's systems, provisions environments, selects tools, chains findings and validates exploits. Customers define the mission and the AI carries out execution.

The company positions the product against annual manual penetration tests and scanners that produce long lists of theoretical vulnerabilities. Its stated aim is to turn penetration testing from a slow manual service into a continuous, software-based operation. The website offers a sample report outline (a fictional example covering authorisation, scope, findings, evidence, remediation, retesting and limitations), a methodology page, a security page on data handling and operating boundaries, and sections on compliance evidence for audit programmes.

Revaizor runs a dedicated page for penetration testing for organisations in Saudi Arabia, and the site is available in Arabic and English. It also publishes a blog, a security glossary, comparison pages and a vulnerability database. A customers page exists, though public customer stories are described as still being added.

The company is listed as a pre-seed startup based in Riyadh. No founders, funding rounds or investors were found in the material reviewed.