LaunchSafe scans, exploits and patches vulnerabilities in minutes, not weeks. The "exploits" part is what makes us different and it's also the part frontier AI models block by default.
Today that changes. LaunchSafe has been accepted into Anthropic's Cyber Verification Program (CVP), giving our agents verified access to the exact reasoning that turns a maybe into a proven, patched fix.
The problem with "maybe"
Every scanner on the market is good at producing maybes. This endpoint might be injectable. This dependency might be vulnerable. This config might be exposed. Then it hands the pile to a developer and walks away.
LaunchSafe doesn't do maybes. Our AI agents chain attack vectors and generate a working exploit against your live target a real proof-of-concept for every finding, with reproducible steps and zero false positives. If it can't be exploited, it doesn't make the report. If it can, you get the exploit and a merge-ready pull request that fixes it.
That only works if the AI behind it can reason like an attacker: reaching the flaw the way a real one would, chaining a low-severity leak into a critical path, building the payload end to end. And that's precisely the reasoning frontier models restrict out of the box for good reason. Those capabilities sit on both sides of the attacker–defender line.
What the CVP is
Anthropic applies real-time safeguards to its most capable Claude models. Dual-use work — vulnerability exploitation, exploit generation, offensive tooling is blocked by default, because the same reasoning that helps a defender can help an attacker.
The Cyber Verification Program is Anthropic's application-based process for lifting those blocks for verified security organizations doing legitimate work. You apply, you describe your use cases, Anthropic reviews each one independently, and approved teams get access to Claude's Opus models for dual-use tasks that would otherwise be off-limits — inside Anthropic's security and responsible-use boundaries.
What it unlocks for LaunchSafe
Our platform runs on three steps: Discover, Exploit, Patch & Ship. CVP access sharpens the middle one — which sharpens everything downstream of it.
- Automated Exploit gets deeper. With verified access, our agents can reason through exploitation the way an attacker would, generate more sophisticated attack chains, and confirm exploitability with more confidence.
- Discovery gets smarter. Knowing how something actually gets exploited feeds back into what's worth surfacing in the first place — the difference between noise and a finding that matters.
- Patches get more precise. A fix generated from a real, verified exploit path is a better fix. That's what keeps our pull requests merge-ready instead of "close enough."
Same platform. Same speed. A sharper engine underneath.
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