What we believe
An autonomous security tool should make the human reviewer faster, not louder. The hardest part of an engagement is not running a test — it is writing the artifact that survives. We built SecHive around that.
Principles
- Local-first. Your scope, your evidence, your machine. SecHive runs against systems you own or are explicitly authorized to test.
- Proof-first. A finding only counts if its invariant is broken in a way a reviewer can replay.
- Mode-aware. Pentest, bug bounty, source audit, mobile and reverse engineering are different disciplines. The product treats them that way.
- Negative evidence. Refutations are part of the trail. We retain them.
- Operator in control. Approval checkpoints, scope guard, redaction manifests. The operator is the customer of every design choice.
What we do not do
- We do not run unauthorized tests.
- We do not ship zero-day or weaponized exploits.
- We do not replace the human operator for novel research.
- We do not act as a SIEM, SOAR or SOC tool.
Authorized use only
SecHive is for systems, source code, apps, devices, labs and bug bounty programs you own or are explicitly authorized to test. The operator UI requires an in-scope authorization document before any active probe is permitted.
