The autonomous security stack
Make security workat machine speed.
One system to receive the noise, recover the context, run the test, and preserve the proof. Built for teams who would rather investigate the hard thing than administer another dashboard.
Security tooling is full of alerts.
Casco is built around a more useful unit:an investigated decision.
Context in. Agent work in the middle. Reproducible evidence out. Every step remains inspectable.
agent / listening
Email Triage
Every report investigated. Only signal escalated.
Forward the inbox to Casco. The agent separates every claim, finds the right application context, attempts the exploit safely, and returns a verdict with evidence.
Open the feature fileintakereport parsed into 3 claims
contextapp + test identity resolved
verifysafe exploit sequence running
decision1 valid · 2 noise
Casco closes low-value reports with reasoning and delivers the real ones with the evidence required to act.
mcp / connected
MCP Workflows
Security context, callable from any agent.
Give coding agents and internal workflows a structured path into Casco. Pull findings, request analysis, enrich reports, and keep the original evidence attached.
Open the feature filehandshakeclient capabilities negotiated
contextfinding + evidence hydrated
toolimpact_analysis invoked
returnstructured result → coding agent
Bring verified security context into the coding and reporting systems where work already happens.
context / refining
Context Refinement
A false positive should only happen once.
Every dismissed finding becomes reusable Application Context. Casco preserves the reasoning, updates what it knows, and applies that lesson before the next test begins.
Open the feature fileobservefalse-positive reasoning captured
distillreusable application rule generated
updateapplication context v19 saved
preventnext operation begins informed
Every dismissed finding improves visible, editable Application Context before the next operation begins.
channel / tenant-mapped
Slack Bot
Ask about security without leaving the conversation.
Mention Casco in a private Slack Connect channel to understand published findings, check a pentest, find the latest report, and bring the right stakeholders into the thread.
Open the feature filemention@Casco question received
scopechannel mapped to tenant
contextpublished finding retrieved
replysource-linked answer → thread
Ask Casco for the finding, run, or report context the team needs without rebuilding it by hand in Slack.
network / attributable
Network Observability
Know exactly what Casco touched.
Identify Casco traffic by source IP and request header, trace every finding to its exploit requests, and enforce out-of-scope boundaries at the network layer.
Open the feature filescopetarget allowed by network policy
requestunique request ID attached
verifysource IP matched to published Casco range
evidencerequest linked to finding evidence
Verifiable headers separate test traffic from real users, while deterministic network controls keep hard boundaries hard.
One evidence model
Five entry points. One continuous record of the truth.
Start with a report, target, or tool call.
Resolve scope, identity, and business meaning.
Reason, test, observe, and adapt.
Return a verdict that can be reproduced.
Give your security team a system that can finish the investigation.
Bring a real report or target. We will show you the work, not just the dashboard.