Hadrian has a product for each. Atlas gives you breadth across everything you expose. Nova gives you depth in the application that matters. Use one, or both.
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Does it only match CVE versions?
No. Atlas reasons about how your applications behave and chains weaknesses the way a skilled attacker would, then tries to exploit them.
Will my team drown in alerts?
No. Every exposure is validated before you hear about it, so what reaches your team is what Atlas could prove.
What happens when something changes?
It gets tested. A new subdomain, an opened port or a new CVE triggers new tests as soon as Atlas sees it.
How soon can a test start?
Today. There’s no pentest team to book, so you launch when you’re ready, not when someone is free.
What does it cost?
From €1,250 per test, with bundles if you test regularly. No statement of work to negotiate.
Can we see what it did?
Yes. You see its reasoning, every test it ran and every request and response it collected.
Do we need two tools?
No. Atlas and Nova run on one platform, so exposures, pentests and evidence sit in one place.
What do we have to install?
Nothing. Hadrian runs from the cloud and is ready in minutes.
Does every pentest start from scratch?
No. Nova starts from what Atlas already knows: your attack surface, your tech stack and what has changed. No ramp-up, no rebuilding context.
Hadrian Atlas | Hadrian Nova | |
Looks at | Everything your company exposes on the internet | One application you choose |
Runs | Continuously. It never stops. | Whenever you start a pentest |
Finds | Domains, DNS, IPs, certificates, cloud, apps, and the flaws in them | Paths through auth, business logic and data that chain into real impact |
When a CVE drops | Knows within hours which of your assets are affected, and tests them | Not its job. Nova goes deep on what you point it at. |
You get | A live inventory and a short list of verified risks | A pentest report with the full path and every request as evidence |
Proof looks like | Verified risks, with the evidence attached | Every request and response, attached |
Pricing | Based on your total asset count | From €1,250 per test, with bundles |
What does Atlas do?
Atlas continuously maps your external attack surface and validates exposures. It discovers assets, technologies and service points, then uses agentic AI to confirm which exposures are actually exploitable.
How quickly does Atlas find new assets?
Passive scans run every hour. When a new asset or change is detected, event-driven testing kicks in automatically.
What is a Nova pentest?
Nova is an agentic penetration test powered by AI. It performs the same techniques a skilled human pentester would, including reconnaissance, exploitation and lateral movement, but faster and with full transparency into every step taken.
How is Nova different from a traditional pentest?
Traditional pentests require weeks of scheduling, depend on individual tester skill and deliver a static PDF at the end. Nova launches on demand, tests consistently every time and gives you full visibility into the AI's reasoning, tests performed and evidence collected.
What do I get with Atlas and Nova together?
Atlas continuously monitors and validates your external attack surface. Nova adds on-demand penetration testing for deeper, scoped assessments. Together you get continuous breadth and targeted depth in one platform.
Do Atlas and Nova share data?
Yes. Atlas's asset discovery and exposure mapping feeds directly into Nova, so penetration tests are automatically scoped against your real attack surface rather than a manually defined target list.
Bring us your two questions.
Breadth with Atlas, depth with Nova. Book a demo and we’ll show you both on your own attack surface.