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What’s included
- Everything in Free
- Full attack-surface coverage
- CVE matching against your inventory
- Retest on demand



Incident Simulation
Realistic simulations mimic the tactics of real attackers. Identify vulnerabilities in your apps, networks, endpoints, and human layers to ensure comprehensive readiness.

| Features | Security Nexus | Traditional Solutions |
|---|---|---|
| Ease of Use | Intuitive, user-friendly interface | Often complex with steep learning curves |
| Elite Red Team | Access to a dedicated team of cybersecurity experts | Limited to in-house or contracted red team |
| Integration Capabilities | Easily integrates with existing systems | Limited integration options |
| Customizability | Highly customizable security settings | Detailed reporting |
| User Support | 24/7 dedicated customer support | Standard support hours with slower response times |
| Regular Updates | Continuously updated with the latest threat intelligence | Infrequent updates that may leave systems vulnerable |
In a world where cyber threats are ever-evolving, you need a solution that stays ahead of the curve.
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What’s included
Pricing on request
What’s included
Pricing on request
What’s included
Your public web apps, APIs, network perimeter and endpoints. We enumerate the surface, test each exposure, and rank findings by what an attacker could realistically chain together — not by raw CVE count.
Report an incident and a responder engages immediately. Containment guidance comes first; forensics and the legal track run alongside.
Yes. Codesnag pairs the technical response with cyber-law support — complaints, FIRs and regulatory notifications under Indian law.
Yes. Simulations are scoped and scheduled with you, and destructive techniques are excluded unless you explicitly authorise a full-impact exercise.
From a single founder protecting one product to enterprises running continuous red team programmes.
A yearly pentest is a snapshot. Codesnag runs continuously, so a vulnerability introduced in a Tuesday deploy is caught that week, not eleven months later.