Audits
An audit is one offensive engagement against a target domain. You choose a mode, pick targets, and GigaOps takes over.The three modes
Shallow
OWASP Top 10 + PoC only. ~30 min. No post-exploitation.
Deep
Full 10-phase attack chain. ~2 hrs. Includes post-exploitation.
Autonomous
Operator-defined mission brief. ~4 hrs. You write the scope.
How an engagement runs
What every audit produces
- Findings — confirmed vulnerabilities with severity, evidence, and remediation. See Findings & Evidence.
- Security score — letter grade A+ to F derived from finding weights. See Security Score.
- PDF report — cover page, executive summary, per-finding pages with evidence and recommendations. See Reports & Recordings.
- Asciinema recording — full terminal session replay of every command GigaOps ran.
- Screenshots — automatic visual evidence captured at the moment of discovery.
Choosing a mode
| If you want to… | Use |
|---|---|
| Gate every release in CI | Shallow — fast enough to run on every PR |
| Replace a quarterly pentest | Deep — full chain including post-exploitation |
| Simulate a specific threat actor | Autonomous — write the brief like you’d brief a human |
| Verify a specific finding is remediated | Shallow with a narrow target list |
| Run a red-team simulation | Autonomous with assumed-breach scope |
Audit statuses
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
queued | Sandbox provisioning in progress |
running | GigaOps actively engaging the target |
completed | Engagement finished, report ready |
failed | Run encountered an unrecoverable error — partial findings preserved |
Time budgets
Each mode has a default time budget that controls when GigaOps stops exploring and starts writing the report:- Shallow: 30 minutes
- Deep: 2 hours
- Autonomous: 4 hours