xalgorixuse cases
Five teams.
One engine.
The Xalgorix engine doesn't care who's driving — it cares that the finding is real. Here's how five different teams plug the same 22 phases into very different workflows.
Founders & solo CTOs
Ship without inviting a breach in the launch tweet.
Before you go public, run a Wildcard scan across every subdomain. Xalgorix finds the exposed staging dashboard, the leftover .env, the IDOR in the invoicing endpoint — and gives you a one-page remediation list.
- No in-house security hire yet
- First customers ask for a pen-test letter
- Surface area changed weekly during the rebuild
- $1 to start, full methodology
- Shareable PDF report for compliance reviews
- Re-scan in 25 minutes after fixes
AppSec engineers
Outsource the boring half of the engagement.
Let Xalgorix sweep recon, injection, IDOR, and SSRF on every property. You spend your time on the logic bugs the scanner flagged in phase 21, not re-running ffuf for the 300th time.
- One AppSec engineer per 50 devs
- Quarterly pen-tests miss daily regressions
- Manual recon eats the first day of every engagement
- Continuous baseline coverage
- Webhook into Jira/Linear
- Evidence bundle per finding — no triage round-trips
MSSPs & consultancies
10× client coverage without 10× headcount.
Run Xalgorix against every client's scope on a schedule. Senior consultants review the verified findings and lead the chain exploitation. Junior staff stop burning hours on Burp Spider.
- Recurring engagements need recurring effort
- Client expects a portal, not a PDF emailed quarterly
- Hiring senior pentesters is harder than ever
- White-labelled PDFs (Team plan)
- Per-client workspaces with RBAC
- API + webhooks for portal integration
Compliance & risk teams
Evidence for the auditor, not theatre.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI all ask for documented pen-tests. Xalgorix gives you a dated, exploit-verified report per quarter — and a continuous baseline so the auditor sees you're not asleep between engagements.
- Auditor wants quarterly evidence
- Annual pen-test costs $30k and ages badly
- Hard to prove remediation actually happened
- Quarterly scheduled scans
- Per-finding remediation timestamps
- Exportable JSON for GRC platforms
Bug-bounty hunters
Run the boring recon while you sleep.
Aim Xalgorix at a fresh scope. The wildcard mode resolves every subdomain, fingerprints stacks, and runs phases 1–8 unattended. You wake up to a triaged list and pick the most interesting chain to pursue manually.
- Every scope starts with the same 4 hours of recon
- Easy bugs go to whoever shows up first
- Manual fingerprinting is automatable but tedious
- Schedule per program
- API to fan out across scopes
- Phase 21 chains often surface novel logic bugs
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