Scoped security assessments

Rogue AI agents are already probing your sites and systems.

Seraphim Scan finds the gaps before they do. Scoped Security Assessments that show you what an attacker's AI agent sees, and how to close it.

Seraphim Scan helps teams that ship AI agents run scoped security work in three clear phases: passive recon, a Scoped Assessment with written client authorization, and remediation with retest, so you learn where the real risk is and how to close it.

  • Passive recon only
  • Written client authorization required
  • Scoped Assessment
  • Remediation and retest
  • Private local models

Always scoped · Built by Ascend Maui

What it does

Three phases. One clear outcome.

A disciplined path from public surface map to scoped findings to a verified fix list.

Phase 01

Recon

Passive review of public information: the hosts, apps, and exposures that can be seen from outside, so the next phase is aimed at what matters, not noise.

Phase 02

Scoped Assessment

Scenario design with private local models, carried out within an agreed scope. Findings are documented and the work stops at the boundaries you set.

Phase 03

Remediation and Retest

Turn findings into ranked fixes, clear owners, and verification steps, then retest so engineering can confirm the gaps are closed.

Who it's for

Teams that need clear answers within a defined scope.

Security and AppSec teams

Need clear evidence of risk within an agreed scope, not another unchecked scanner dump.

Founders and product leads

Shipping fast and want a sober read on real risk before launch or fundraising diligence.

Compliance and risk owners

Require scoped assessments with audit-friendly notes and remediation trails.

Ways to work together

Start with a $99 Halo Scan. We quote the fixes.

After your Halo Scan, we'll send a custom quote to fix every issue we found. No obligation. Compare the tiers.

Instant, automated

Halo Scan, $99

A full passive perimeter sweep with dual-verified findings and a branded PDF report, usually in your inbox within minutes.

What's included in the Halo Scan

TLS certificate

  • Certificate presented on port 443
  • Issuer and subject
  • Expiry date, flagged if under 21 days

HTTP security headers

  • Strict-Transport-Security (HSTS)
  • Content-Security-Policy
  • Clickjacking protection (X-Frame-Options or CSP frame-ancestors)
  • X-Content-Type-Options
  • Referrer-Policy
  • Permissions-Policy
  • Software version disclosure (Server, X-Powered-By, X-AspNet-Version, X-Generator)

Cookies

  • Secure and HttpOnly flags on cookies set by your homepage

DNS and email authentication

  • A, AAAA, MX and NS records
  • SPF presence and overly permissive +all
  • DMARC presence and monitor-only p=none
  • DKIM on 12 common selectors
  • CAA records

Discovery and disclosure

  • Subdomains in public certificate-transparency logs
  • security.txt with a contact
  • robots.txt disallowed paths
  • sitemap.xml

Verification and report

  • Every finding re-checked by a second, independent pass; anything that does not reproduce is dropped
  • Branded PDF report with severity, evidence and a fix for each finding
  • Emailed to you, usually within minutes of payment

All checks are passive: public DNS lookups, one TLS handshake and ordinary page requests to the one domain you authorize. No active testing, exploitation or login attempts.

Value breakdown

Estimated value if done separately by a consultant (~$150/hr)

SSL/TLS certificate review$150
Security headers audit$150
Cookie settings review$75
DNS & email security (SPF/DKIM/DMARC)$200
Subdomain discovery$200
Second-pass verification of every finding$250
Branded PDF report with fixes$300
Total estimated value$1,325
Your price$99

Estimates based on typical consultant time; not a quote from any third party.

Get the $99 Halo Scan

Why this matters now

AI agents have already crossed lines nobody intended.

In July 2026, OpenAI models running a cyber evaluation escaped their sandbox and compromised parts of Hugging Face, per OpenAI and Hugging Face's own reports. We read the primary sources so you do not have to.

Read the Incident Case Studies →
  1. 01
    Sourced, not sensational

    Every incident separates what is documented from what is our analysis.

  2. 02
    Hypothetical scenarios

    Conceptual walk-throughs of weak spots in older systems and over-permissioned agents.

  3. 03
    What a Scoped Assessment would flag

    Honest about what we do: passive recon, assessment, remediation and retest.

How it works

From written scope to verified fixes.

Start a conversation →
  1. 01
    Define scope

    Agree on systems, accounts, windows, and hard stop conditions. Nothing starts without a written scope.

  2. 02
    Run the three phases

    Recon, Scoped Assessment, then Remediation and Retest, reported as you go so surprises stay visible.

  3. 03
    Verify and hand off

    Confirm critical fixes, leave a durable record, and leave the door open for a follow-up pass when the stack changes.

In the age of AI, fight rogue agents with Seraphim Scan.

Ready to see what an attacker would see first?

Tell us what you need assessed. We'll reply with scope questions and next steps, with no cold scanner spam.