Scope & readiness
Validate the authorized asset, protocol, host, paths, prerequisites and effective assessment boundary before execution begins.
GEORGE is Keldran’s autonomous Red Team cybersecurity agent for authorized assessments. Configure the permitted asset and scope, press PLAY once, and GEORGE plans the assessment, executes allowed capabilities, analyzes evidence, performs bounded follow-ups, derives findings and generates the final report.
GEORGE is the operating agent, not a dashboard for manually launching individual tests. The operator defines an authorized asset and immutable assessment profile; GEORGE handles the rest inside enforced scope, capability and budget limits.
Validate the authorized asset, protocol, host, paths, prerequisites and effective assessment boundary before execution begins.
Use an approved Ollama model to build structured assessment plans from available context and knowledge, with model output validated before anything can execute.
Dispatch reviewed capabilities with typed arguments rather than arbitrary shell commands, while enforcing time, action, request, retry and concurrency budgets.
Support authorized workflows across web apps and APIs, networks, repositories and IaC, containers and SBOMs, cloud and identity snapshots, Kubernetes, PCAP and AI/RAG systems.
Persist observations and evidence separately from findings, preserve uncertainty, link retests to earlier runs and keep the assessment history auditable.
Generate final or partial reports with scope, actual work, findings, coverage, limitations, evidence, remediation and cleanup status without a separate manual report-writing step.
The goal is to remove manual orchestration between tests while keeping authorization, evidence and technical boundaries explicit from start to finish.
Define the asset, objective, exclusions, rules of engagement, available integrations and immutable server-side scope.
GEORGE retrieves relevant knowledge, builds and validates a structured plan, then dispatches only capabilities allowed by the configured profile.
The agent records activity, evidence and results, performs justified bounded follow-ups and keeps scope and budgets enforced throughout the run.
GEORGE produces findings and reports automatically. A corrected asset can be retested in a linked new run without overwriting the original evidence.
GEORGE can operate the assessment without manual orchestration, but it cannot authorize its own targets, expand its own scope or grant itself new privileges.
No. GEORGE is exclusively for authorized security assessments. Explicit authorization, agreed scope and rules of engagement are required before testing begins.
Within the configured assessment profile, that is the product model: the operator selects an authorized asset and presses PLAY once. GEORGE plans, executes eligible capabilities, analyzes evidence, performs bounded follow-ups and reports without requiring manual launches between tests.
No. Model output selects reviewed capability IDs and typed arguments. Scope, permissions and execution policy are enforced outside the model.
We can define scope, integrations and the next step.