Documentation
Documentation
Guides to running your offensive security operation on StrikeOps, from first-run setup to how isolation works. This library is growing; tell us what you'd like to see.
Getting started
Stand up your firm and run your first engagement.
What Is StrikeOpsAn overview of the StrikeOps offensive security platform and how engagements, reporting, proposals, phishing and agents fit together.ReadSet Up Your FirmThe first-run checklist to get operational.ReadBring Your Own AI KeyWhy StrikeOps runs AI report drafting on your own AI key (BYO LLM), and what that means for your data boundary and spend.Read
Engagements & findings
Scope work, record findings, and track retests.
Methodology & Arsenal
The curated tool arsenal, the kill chain, and how gating works.
Reporting
Turn findings into branded, client-ready reports.
PhishOps
Run phishing simulations and handle captures securely.
Agents
Deploy and connect your agent fleet.
Deploy an AgentStand up a self-hosted agent on your own host and enroll it into your fleet.ReadYour Tailscale Tailnet vs Public mTLSThe two ways self-hosted agents reach your environment: your own Tailscale tailnet or a hardened public mTLS edge.ReadAgent Deploy PathsThe ways to stand up your self-hosted agent fleet, including zero-access in your own cloud.Read
Security & data
How isolation, encryption and support access work.
How Isolation WorksThe layers of data isolation between your data and everyone else: a separate database per firm, encryption and zero-access.ReadSupport Access & Break-GlassHow we help you without standing access to your data.ReadEncryption Keys You OwnBring-your-own encryption keys (BYO-KMS) you hold and can revoke, separate from your AI key.ReadWhere Your Client Data Goes When AI DraftsWhat happens to engagement data when the AI drafts a report, and what your data boundary with the AI provider actually covers.ReadCould Another Firm's Jailbreak Reach Your Data?Why a jailbreak of a shared AI model cannot expose your engagement data, and what the real risk is instead.ReadHow Hostile Content in Scope Is ContainedTargets under test can carry content designed to manipulate an AI agent. What stops that from becoming an action against your client.ReadRunning the Models in Your Own CloudFor firms whose client contracts do not permit a third-party AI processor, inference can run inside your own cloud account, in the region you choose.Read
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