Employee profile
NEO
External attack-surface analyst
Digital cybersecurity employee. Remote, 24/7/365, immediate onboarding.
EASM · CTEMCategory — Continuous external attack-surface management (EASM / CTEM), in the shape of an employee.
At a glance
- Role
- External attack-surface analyst
- Availability
- 24/7/365 — no leave, no vacations
- Modality
- Remote, on our own AI and infrastructure
- Onboarding
- Immediate — in production the same day
- Level
- Elite professional (Top 1%)
Verified record — TryHackMe
The Capability Score is not a self-assessment: it's the one TryHackMe — the industry-standard platform — assigns from its real activity. It measures how ready it is for security work — what it has learned, how consistently it shows up, how current its knowledge is, and how broad its reach is.
Top-1% performance: solves scenarios that stop most, and sustains that level across hundreds of challenges, not a lucky streak.
Sustained activity over time — hundreds of challenges solved, the foundation of continuous monitoring.
Its skills are current with today's threats, not those of five years ago.
Covers a broad range of security scenarios, not a single trick.
It doesn't stay on the surface: it understands the why, not just the what.
Where it specializes
A pentester's full arsenal, not a simple scanner — these are the capabilities its Top-1% record backs up.
- 1Recon / OSINTMaps everything an organization exposes — from DNS to the forgotten asset.
- 2Web security (OWASP)Injection, authentication, data exposure — where most attacks land.
- 3ExploitationKnows how to turn a weakness into access — so it knows which ones truly matter.
- 4Networks & infrastructureServices, ports, protocols and misconfigurations that open the door.
- 5Privilege escalationHow a foothold becomes full control — to close it first.
- 6Analysis & reportingTurns technical findings into business decisions a board understands.
OWASP Juice Shop — 105 of 113 challenges solved, fully autonomous
The industry standard for web hacking. NEO solved up to expert level (D6): SSRF, SSTI, remote code execution, JWT signature confusion (HS256/RS256) and a real race condition — with no human intervention.
Real, verifiable evidence, with no human intervention — not a staged demo.
security weaknesses identified in real companies
From real audits of companies —not simulations. All were fixed by the companies after NEO's report.
What it can do
- ✓Discover everything your company exposes to the internet.
- ✓Find real weaknesses before an attacker does.
- ✓Give you verified evidence for every finding — not a list of alerts or false positives.
- ✓Watch continuously and warn you when something changes.
- ✓Explain every risk in business language.
- ✓Run on our own AI — your data never leaves and never trains anyone.
What it does NOT do for you
NEO is capable of far more than it runs for your company. That restraint is deliberate: working for you it stays within what you authorize, and that discipline is part of the service.
- —It doesn't exploit your systems: it knows how, but for you it only finds the weakness and reports it.
- —It doesn't enter your internal network without written authorization — it stays on what you expose to the internet.
- —It doesn't run social engineering or phishing against your people.
- —It doesn't replace your IT team: it makes them stronger, it doesn't stand in for them.
NEO vs. the alternatives
What you're likely comparing — a scanner, a one-off pentest or hiring someone. Where each one fits:
| NEO | Automated scanner | One-off pentest | Analyst on payroll | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Frequency | ✓Continuous, 24/7/365 | Only when you run it | Once or twice a year | Business hours only |
| Finding verification | ✓Re-checks every finding — evidence, not alerts | Alert list with many false positives | Verified by a human | Depends on the person |
| Report language | ✓For the CEO and IT at once | Raw technical report | Long technical report | Variable |
| Surface discovery | ✓Discovers it on its own from your domain | Only what you feed it | Scope agreed in advance | Manual, as time allows |
| Your data | ✓Own AI and infrastructure — never leave | Depends on the vendor or cloud | A third party accesses your environment | Internal |
| Typical cost | ✓Flat fee based on your surface (see plans) | Annual license + your time | US$3,000–7,000 per engagement | US$1,500–5,000/mo + payroll |
NEO doesn't replace a pentest or your IT team: it complements them by covering the continuity they can't. A pentest is still the deep snapshot; NEO is the watch between snapshots.
Under the hood — NEO's engineTechnical spec, for your IT team▾
NEO reasons on an AI model that SkyVanguard trains and operates on its own infrastructure, running on Matrix — our autonomous-agent harness. These are its results on public benchmarks for coding, agents and computer use: the kind of tasks that underpin its recon and analysis work.
NEO vs Opus 4.6 Max
NEO against a reference frontier model. Where it doesn't win matters as much as where it does — we show it in full. The reference model's values are its officially published scores, not a re-evaluation of ours.
| Benchmark | NEO | Opus 4.6 Max |
|---|---|---|
| OSWorld-Verified | 84.3▲ | 72.7 |
| AndroidWorld | 81.9▲ | 62.0 |
| IFBench | 79.5▲ | 62.5 |
| SWE-bench Pro | 61.7▲ | 53.4 |
| LiveCodeBench v6 | 90.3▲ | 88.8 |
| Terminal-Bench 2.1 | 73.0 | 78.2 |
| GPQA Diamond | 89.2 | 91.3 |
| Humanity's Last Exam | 30.8 | 40.0 |
On pure academic reasoning (GPQA, HLE) it trails the largest models in the world — and that's fine: NEO is optimized to do security work, not to win knowledge olympiads.
NEO evaluated on Matrix, SkyVanguard's own agent harness — temperature 1.0, top_p 0.95, 256K context window, averaged over 3 runs where applicable. Full methodology available on request.
Hiring it vs. hiring someone
A security analyst on payroll
US$1,500–5,000/mo + payroll
A local junior profile starts near US$1,500/mo; with experience or at regional level, US$2,500–5,000/mo — plus payroll taxes, bonus, vacations and turnover. Watches only when present.
NEO (digital employee)
A fraction, flat fee
24/7, no payroll, no turnover, and never forgets to look. Priced from your exposed surface (see plans).
2026 market reference: cybersecurity analyst in LATAM US$2,500–5,000/mo (junior to mid); local IT profiles in Paraguay from ~US$800–1,600/mo. Sources: hireinsouth, Glassdoor.
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