Board-Ready Offensive Security Reporting.
Minutes, Not Weeks.
AttackForge centralizes all offensive security program data into one platform and uses your AI to generate board-ready reports and presentations - with complete data privacy. Your data never leaves your control.
Every Project. Every Team.
Every Business Unit. One Platform.
The Problem You Know Too Well
Your offensive security data lives in PDF reports, spreadsheets, consultant portals, email threads, and ticketing systems. Every board cycle, someone spends one to three weeks stitching it together manually. The output is stale before it reaches the boardroom. And the one question the board asks that you didn't prepare for? That's the one they remember.
Portfolios & Streams
Portfolios are dedicated programs that track and manage all testing activities across the enterprise. A CISO might have a Portfolio for "Enterprise Penetration Testing Program", "Business Unit X", "Platform Y" or separate Portfolios for different regulatory obligations.
Streams exist within Portfolios and consolidate related testing activities. Examples: "US External Applications," "European Infrastructure," "Cloud APIs," "PCI Compliance Testing," "Acquired Company Integration."
Why This Matters for Board Reporting
Portfolios and Streams mean the CISO can answer "How is our PCI testing program performing this year versus last year?" or "What is the vulnerability posture across our European infrastructure?" without any manual aggregation - the data is already organized by business context.
Enterprise Penetration Testing Program
Business Unit Comparison
Remediation Velocity Score (0-100)
Groups
Groups enable segmentation by any organizational dimension - business unit, region, supplier, consulting firm, internal team.
- Group members can filter all Analytics based on their Group - project data is automatically included
- Groups enable direct comparison: 'How does Business Unit A's remediation performance compare to Business Unit B?'
- Groups can be linked to Identity Provider or Active Directory groups for automated membership management
- Group-based access controls enforce data segregation and need-to-know. Users only see data for their groups
Why This Matters for Board Reporting
When the board asks "Which business unit has the most risk exposure?" or "How are our external vendors performing relative to each other?" - Groups provide the answer instantly.
Analytics: The Answer Engine
Q4 2025 vs Q3 2025
Total Vulnerabilities
Mean Time to Remediate
SLA Compliance
Critical Open
Vulnerability Trend (12 Months)
Key Capabilities
Trend Analysis with Comparison
Compare any metric across two time periods - quarter-over-quarter, year-over-year, or custom date ranges. This directly answers the board's most common question: 'Are we getting better or worse?'
Group-Based Filtering
Every analytics widget can be filtered by business unit, team, region, or supplier. Slice any metric by any organizational dimension.
Why This Matters for Board Reporting
Every metric the board asks about is available in real time, filterable by any dimension and comparable across time periods. No manual aggregation. No stale data. No "we'll get back to you."
Centralized Vulnerability & Asset Management
Vulnerability Management
- Every vulnerability across every project tracked in one place with full lifecycle (Open → Retesting → Closed)
- Vulnerabilities linked across projects without duplication - changes propagate everywhere, dashboards stay accurate
- Rule-based SLAs automatically assign remediation deadlines based on severity, asset type, project context, custom fields and more
- Full revision history on every vulnerability for audit trail and compliance
Asset Management
- All assets maintained centrally with properties, metadata, and assignment to projects and groups
- Asset Libraries for grouping by customer, network, platform, business unit, etc.
- Import from CMDB or external systems
- Full visibility into all known vulnerabilities per asset
Why This Matters for Board Reporting
The board increasingly asks about asset-level risk: "What is the risk posture of our customer-facing applications?" Centralized asset and vulnerability tracking answers this without cross-referencing multiple data sources.
Vulnerability Lifecycle Tracking
SQL Injection in Auth Module
api.company.com
XSS in User Profile
app.company.com
Missing Security Patches
www.company.com
Missing Authentication on Endpoint
mail.company.com
Your Data. Your AI.
Your Board Deck. Ready in Minutes.
The Transformation Challenge
Centralized data solves the collection problem. It doesn't solve the presentation problem. Someone still has to turn raw vulnerability metrics into a polished board deck every quarter, under deadline, by hand. Your AI could do this in minutes. But most AI tools require sending your sensitive security data to a third party. That's a non-starter.
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
AttackForge supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) - an open-source standard developed by Anthropic that allows your AI assistants to securely connect to external data sources. In practice, this means you connect YOUR chosen AI assistant (Claude Desktop, LM Studio, or any MCP-compatible tool) to YOUR AttackForge data. AttackForge does not run the AI. You do.
Local MCP - Maximum Privacy
- AI runs entirely on your machine
- Data never leaves your device - not to AttackForge's servers, not to any AI provider
- Works offline
- Ideal for: isolated environments, classified programs, organizations with strict data sovereignty requirements, regulated industries
With Local MCP, vulnerability data never leaves your machine. Zero data exposure = maximum privacy and peace of mind.
Remote MCP - Flexible Access
- AI connects to AttackForge via OAuth 2.1 authentication
- Every user must explicitly grant permission for their AI assistant to access AttackForge on their behalf
- Sessions are tracked and visible to administrators
- Ideal for: distributed teams, cloud-first organizations, users who want browser-based AI access
Per-user, per-tool access controls. Administrators enable specific MCP Tools for specific users. MCP Sessions are visible in the admin panel - full audit trail of which AI assistants are connected.
Why This Matters for Board Reporting
The CISO can use their AI to generate board reports from live program data without sending vulnerability data to any third party. This removes the single biggest blocker to AI adoption in offensive security programs.
Specific AI Use Cases for Board Reporting
Make the AI capability concrete. Here's exactly what you can ask the AI to do:
Generate Executive Summaries
Your AI reads your project data and produces a written executive summary suitable for board consumption, in seconds.
Identify Highest-Risk Vulnerability
Your AI analyzes all open vulnerabilities across the program and identifies the one that represents the greatest organizational risk, with justification.
Create Vulnerability Dashboards
Your AI generates breakdown views of vulnerability data by severity, category, asset type, or business unit.
Create Interactive Charts
Your AI produces charts and visualizations directly from live program data - ready to embed in presentations.
Summarize Retesting Status
Your AI reviews all vulnerabilities currently in retesting and highlights any that are overdue or at risk of missing SLA.
Generate Board Presentation Slide Decks
Combined with AttackForge's slide-deck reporting templates, your AI-generated summaries and platform data produce a complete, polished slide deck in minutes.
Answer Ad-Hoc Board Questions
When a board member asks an unexpected question mid-meeting, the CISO can query their connected AI assistant and get the answer immediately – no more "we'll get back to you."
ReportGen
ReportGen is AttackForge's on-demand report generation engine. It produces formatted documents from customizable templates using live platform data.
- Outputs in DOCX format - easily add finishing touches (if needed)
- Templates are fully customizable: tags, functions, filters, conditions, tables, charts, images, custom styling
- Reports are dynamic - they pull the most current data at time of generation, not a cached snapshot
- Multiple templates with configurable access controls - different report formats for different audiences (technical team vs. board vs. auditor vs. regulator)
- A dedicated Executive Summary Presentation Template is available out of the box - designed specifically for board-level presentations
- JSON export for organizations building fully custom reporting pipelines
- ZIP archive export includes all evidence files for audit purposes
- Executive Summary section on every project supports file uploads, image previews, and threaded review notes - enabling collaborative preparation of board content
Why This Matters for Board Reporting
The CISO or program manager clicks "Generate Report," selects the board presentation template, and receives a formatted slide deck with current data, executive summary, vulnerability breakdowns, trend charts, and remediation status. The entire process takes minutes.
Q4 2025 Offensive Security Program
Board of Directors Report
Generated: February 17, 2026
Key Metrics & Trends
AI-generated executive summary using your AI
For Advanced Automation: Self-Service APIs & Flows
For mature security programs, board reports can be generated automatically on a schedule and delivered to the CISO's inbox before they even ask for them.
- 150+ REST API endpoints and event-driven APIs for programmatic data extraction
- Flows (in-app automation engine) can trigger HTTP requests, execute custom scripts (AFScript), and chain actions
- Programmatic access to analytics: Top X Most Common Vulnerabilities, Top X Most Vulnerable Assets, Top X Most Failed Test Cases
- Combine API data with AI processing for fully automated periodic board report generation - zero manual intervention
Your next board meeting doesn't have to start
with a weekend of spreadsheet wrangling.
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