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Take a guided tour of how security teams can create a Sara Pentest, define test scope, add assets, and validate exploitable risk faster with AI-driven pentesting and human expertise.
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Launch a Sara Pentest from the Synack Platform
Scope
Add assets and define the web application test scope
Validate
Review exploitable findings and remediation insights
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Sara is Synack's fully autonomous AI pentester. Launch a pentest in under 2 minutes and receive validated findings in 4-5 days. Sara covers up to 25 web apps or 100 hosts per test. Point Sara at your assets by reusing an existing group or adding new ones. Specify the features, risks, and goals relevant to your test. Sara tailors the test accordingly. Select a date and submit without scoping calls or scheduling coordination. Monitor Sara's work in real time after launch. View exploitable vulnerabilities, remediation progress, and time-to-fix metrics as Sara tests. All findings are validated by Synack to eliminate false positives. Request patch verification with one click. Sara delivers an AI-generated and human-validated report containing findings, evidence, and remediation guidance.
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