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Turbopentest

TurboPentest is an agentic AI penetration testing platform built by IntegSec that makes professional-grade security assessments accessible to every organization. Instead of waiting weeks for a manual pentest engagement or relying on a single scanning tool, TurboPentest deploys up to 20 autonomous AI agents that orchestrate 15 professional security tools - including Nmap, OWASP ZAP, Nuclei, Nikto2, OpenVAS, TestSSL, Subfinder, HTTPX, FFUF, Wafw00f, Gitleaks, Semgrep, Trivy, IntegSec PentestTools, and Paladin AI - in a single automated workflow. At the core is Paladin AI, an autonomous pentesting agent powered by Claude Sonnet 4.6. While Phase 1 tools gather reconnaissance data, Paladin is where the actual penetration test happens - specialist AI agents validate exploits, discover multi-step attack chains, generate proof-of-concept demonstrations, and assess business impact. This is what makes TurboPentest an agentic pentest rather than just a scanner with AI features. The result is a comprehensive security assessment that covers the OWASP Top 10, network-level vulnerabilities, TLS/SSL misconfigurations, exposed secrets, hidden endpoints, subdomain enumeration, and more. Every scan generates five professional deliverables: a detailed PDF report with severity-ranked findings and remediation guidance, a blockchain-anchored security attestation letter (Base L2) suitable for auditors, customers, and compliance frameworks like SOC 2 and ISO 27001, an attack surface map visualizing your external exposure, a STRIDE-based threat model outlining risk scenarios with prioritized manual testing recommendations, and retest commands (Docker-based) to verify remediation. Scans support both black box (external-only) and white box (with GitHub integration for source-level analysis via Gitleaks, Semgrep SAST, and Trivy SCA) modes. TurboPentest integrates directly into CI/CD pipelines through its GitHub Action, enabling security testing on every pull request or deployment. Results are typically delivered in up to 4 hours. Pricing starts at $49 per scan (Recon tier). Four tiers are available: Recon ($49, 1 agent, 30 min), Standard ($99, 4 agents, 1 hour), Deep ($299, 10 agents, 2 hours), and Blitz ($699, 20 agents, 4 hours). Volume discounts of 10-30% are available for 10+ scans, and subscription plans offer additional savings. TurboPentest is hosted on Microsoft Azure. Reports are built to meet the documentation requirements of SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, and CMMC. For more information, visit https://turbopentest.com or contact support@integsec.com.

Testdino Mcp

TestDino MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that lets AI agents work directly with your Playwright test data, without leaving your editor or opening a browser. Once connected, your AI assistant can browse TestDino runs, inspect failing tests, and manage manual cases using plain language. Ask it to “show the last 5 failed runs in production,” “debug the checkout flow test,” or “list all critical manual test cases in project X,” and it will call the right tools behind the scenes. The server exposes 12 focused tools for CI runs, debugging, and manual test management. You can: Check account health and validate your PAT Filter runs by branch, commit, author, time window, or environment Drill into a single test case, including errors, logs, steps, screenshots, and traces Run debug_testcase to aggregate historical failures, classify patterns, and get AI‑ready prompts for root‑cause analysis and flakiness Create, update, and organize manual test cases and suites (status, severity, tags, layers, behaviors) TestDino MCP is MCP‑compatible and works with clients like Cursor and Claude Desktop. Configure it via mcp.json using either npx testdino-mcp (no install) or a global install (npm install -g testdino-mcp), and provide a TESTDINO_PAT from your TestDino account. Typical use cases include: speeding up Playwright failure triage from within your IDE, giving AI agents structured access to real test history, and keeping manual test management in sync with how your team actually debugs CI.