The work behind NIMIS.
NIMIS Labs is where the platform is researched and built. It grew out of an Australian penetration-testing practice and years of hands-on security testing, distilled over years into a system that tests the way an expert would, at machine speed and scale.
Born in the field
NIMIS did not start as a product. It started with people doing the work: breaking into applications, by hand, for organisations that could not afford to be wrong. It was built by people who have spent their careers on the penetration-testing side of security, in environments where failure was not an option. Everything the platform does was learned there first, in real engagements against real systems, long before any of it was automated.
Years of research and development
NIMIS represents years of research and engineering, built by career penetration testers who proved what works in the field. It is a purpose-built system with models refined for penetration testing, validated against thousands of real vulnerabilities across real-world targets, that finds and proves what matters and leaves the noise behind.
How we work
Proof over noise
We confirm a vulnerability by exploiting it, not by guessing from a pattern.
Safety first
Testing stops at proof and stays inside your agreed scope.
Responsible disclosure
We handle vulnerabilities carefully, with remediation as the goal.
Quietly ahead
We do not publish our playbook. Staying a step ahead of attackers is the point.
Keeping our clients secure
Keeping our clients secure is the whole point, and it goes deeper than the findings. The same discipline protects your engagement: your applications, tests, and results are encrypted in transit and at rest, isolated to your own tenant, and never used to train our models. We invest continuously in the security of the platform itself, because a tool that tests your defences has to hold to a higher standard than anything it tests.
See it for yourself
The best proof of the work is the result. Run NIMIS on your own app, or talk to us about your environment.