PT ITSEC Asia has launched Bronyx AI, an AI-assisted automated penetration testing platform designed to help organisations worldwide keep pace with rapidly evolving cyber threats. The platform, developed from more than 16 years of real-world penetration testing experience, uses AI agents to conduct comprehensive security assessments in hours rather than days, while retaining critical human oversight.
Bronyx AI represents ITSEC Asia’s strategic expansion from cybersecurity services into AI technology development.
Built by a team of over 400 cybersecurity professionals operating across multiple international markets, the platform addresses a persistent industry challenge: security testing must accelerate to match the pace of digital transformation, yet cannot compromise on quality or professional accountability.
The platform’s AI agents perform end-to-end security assessments on authorised systems, covering network reconnaissance, vulnerability assessment, configuration review, and web application and API testing.
Unlike conventional vulnerability scanners that primarily identify weaknesses, Bronyx AI’s agents actively analyse results and recommend next-step testing actions. In laboratory testing, Full Scans were completed in as little as 14 minutes, with total assessment times ranging from 14 minutes to four hours depending on scope and complexity.
“Technology and cyber threats are evolving faster than ever,” said Patrick Dannacher, president director of ITSEC Asia. “Digital infrastructure and services are constantly changing, while security testing continues to require significant time and specialised expertise. Through Bronyx AI, we want to help organisations complete security testing in hours while maintaining the involvement and validation of experienced cybersecurity professionals.”
To ensure findings remain accurate and actionable, Bronyx AI applies a Human in the Loop (HITL) approach. High and critical-risk findings are validated by ITSEC Asia consultants before reports are delivered, and the platform generates Security Assessment Reports aligned with industry standards, including CVSS scoring and remediation recommendations.
The launch event in Jakarta drew senior government and industry leaders, including Edwin Hidayat Abdullah, director general of Digital Ecosystem at Indonesia’s Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs.
“Artificial intelligence presents tremendous opportunities for Indonesia’s digital economy, while also introducing new challenges that must be anticipated, including in cybersecurity,” said Abdullah. “Initiatives like Bronyx AI demonstrate the capability of Indonesia’s technology ecosystem to create solutions that are relevant domestically while strengthening the nation’s competitiveness on the global stage.”
Data security remains central to Bronyx AI’s design. Assessments are performed only on authorised assets within agreed scopes, with customer data stored in isolation and credentials encrypted. The platform can be deployed via cloud services or within a customer’s own environment to meet stricter governance requirements.
“Bronyx AI was built from the real-world experience of ITSEC Asia’s cybersecurity teams across multiple industries and markets,” Dannacher added. “AI-driven speed must always be accompanied by high-quality findings, sound analysis and professional accountability.”
