Verified Access

    Accepted

    Accepted into Anthropic's Cyber Verification Program.

    BlueRadius has been accepted into Anthropic's Cyber Verification Program (CVP), a vetted-access program that gives trusted security organizations expanded access to Claude for legitimate offensive and defensive work.

    What CVP is

    Vetted access, not a workaround.

    The Cyber Verification Program gives vetted security organizations expanded access to Claude for legitimate dual-use work: penetration testing, red teaming, and bug bounty research, without the default restrictions applied to general users.

    Those default restrictions exist for good reason. They keep powerful capability out of the wrong hands. CVP is how Anthropic separates verified practitioners doing authorized security work from everyone else, so the model can reason fully about offensive technique in the context where that reasoning belongs.

    Expanded access

    What the program unlocks for our clients

    The same access powers the offensive services we already run, with fewer artificial limits on how deeply the model can reason about real attacker technique.

    Legitimate dual-use security work

    The techniques that defenders and attackers share, applied with the intent, authorization, and guardrails of a professional security practice.

    Penetration testing

    Model-assisted reconnaissance, vulnerability analysis, and exploit reasoning inside authorized engagements with a defined scope and rules of engagement.

    Red teaming

    Adversary emulation and attack-path analysis that stress-test controls the way a real threat actor would, so gaps surface before they are exploited.

    Bug bounty research

    Deeper reasoning about vulnerability classes, root cause, and remediation for the responsible-disclosure and bounty research our team performs.

    Why it exists

    The line between attacker and defender technique keeps getting thinner.

    As frontier models get better at finding and reasoning about vulnerabilities, the same capability that helps a defender harden a system helps an attacker break into one. There is no clean wall between the two. The technique is the technique.

    Programs like CVP exist because that reality is now baked into how security tools get built and deployed. The question is no longer whether AI can do offensive security work. It is who gets to, under what verification, and with what accountability. Being inside the program means we operate on the accountable side of that line, with authorization and scope on every engagement.

    What it means for you

    Sharper offense. Same discipline.

    Verification does not change our rules of engagement. It changes the depth of analysis we can bring inside them.

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    Deeper vulnerability analysis

    Model-assisted reasoning about root cause and exploitability across web apps, APIs, networks, and cloud, so findings come with real impact, not just a scanner label.
    02

    Faster, more realistic red teaming

    Adversary emulation that keeps pace with how attackers actually chain weaknesses together, surfacing the paths automated tooling misses.
    03

    Authorized and accountable, always

    Every engagement runs under a signed scope and rules of engagement. Verified access is used only for the authorized security work our clients hire us to do.
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    A partner watching the frontier

    We track how AI is reshaping both sides of the security equation, and fold what we learn back into your program before it becomes someone else's incident.

    Put verified offensive capability to work on your attack surface.

    Penetration testing, red teaming, and adversarial assessment from a practice that meets Anthropic's bar for verified security work.