What is CyberLens AI?
CyberLens AI is a security scanner for websites, repositories, and AI builder workflows. It gives builders a security grade, visible findings, severity levels, top remediation steps, and plain-English remediation guidance.
FAQ
CyberLens AI frequently asked questions
Clear answers about what CyberLens AI scans, what the free tier includes, and how to use results safely.
Short answer
CyberLens AI is a practical scanner for builders. It helps find common website and workflow risks, but it is not a certification or replacement for deeper testing on high-risk systems.
- Free website scan available
- Plain-English findings
- Paid tiers for deeper workflows
- Security claim boundaries kept explicit
Questions and answers
What does the free website scan include?
The free website scan includes a grade and score, visible finding names, severity levels, top remediation steps, an AI risk summary, and a shareable scan result page.
Does CyberLens AI replace a penetration test?
No. CyberLens AI is a practical scanner and remediation assistant, not a compliance certification tool or a replacement for a full penetration test.
Is my scan data secure?
CyberLens AI is designed to avoid storing sensitive secrets from scan targets. Users should only scan websites and assets they own or are authorized to test.
What do paid plans unlock?
Paid plans unlock full AI Insights, deeper remediation, attack-vector correlation, code-level recommendations, expanded scheduled-monitoring limits and frequencies, exports, agency workflows, higher limits, repository scan depth, and API access.
Can I use CyberLens AI for client work?
Yes. Agencies can use CyberLens AI to check client websites, discuss findings, prioritize fixes, and create clearer security conversations.
Can CyberLens AI detect hidden SEO spam or injected outbound links?
Yes. Website Integrity Scanner v1.0.1 compares raw HTML with a Chromium-rendered page and correlates computed concealment, unrelated topics, suspicious external destinations, and public WordPress source evidence. High-confidence findings show observed facts, the scanner assessment, confidence, evidence sources, unknowns, and remediation guidance.
Will scheduled scans catch malicious code or SEO spam injected after my site changes?
Yes. Every plan can schedule recurring website scans within its site and frequency limits. If a compromised plugin, account, theme, deployment, or later content change injects hidden spam, off-screen text, or unrelated outbound links into a scanned page, the Website Integrity engine can surface it on the next scheduled run and preserve the result in scan history. Premium and Agency add daily schedules and historical incident-boundary analysis. Scheduled scanning is periodic rather than continuous, and detection still depends on the affected content being publicly observable when the scan runs.
Can an integrity report show when hidden spam first appeared?
For high-confidence Premium and Agency findings, CyberLens can inspect a bounded set of public archive captures. When usable evidence exists, the report shows the last known clean capture, the first known affected capture, captures checked, and the uncertainty between those snapshots. These dates bound the incident; they do not claim the exact insertion time.
How does CyberLens reduce incorrect statements in AI reports?
CyberLens uses evidence-locked reporting. Each AI-written finding must cite a scanner evidence ID, while CyberLens—not the language model—sets severity, issue counts, overall risk, database scope, compliance applicability language, and authoritative reference links. Unsupported model findings are discarded, missing findings receive deterministic fallback guidance, and reports state what the external scan could not establish.
Does CyberLens AI have a Chrome extension?
Yes. The CyberLensAI Website Security Scanner extension can run a private page-level quick check or start a full CyberLensAI cloud scan for the active tab. Install it from the Chrome Web Store.
Does CyberLens AI have a Firefox extension?
Yes. The CyberLensAI Website Security Scanner extension can run a private page-level quick check or start a full CyberLensAI cloud scan for the active tab. Install it from Firefox Add-ons for desktop.
Security references
CyberLens AI guidance is informed by established security standards and public vulnerability intelligence.
- OWASP Top 10: Common web application security risks used as a baseline reference.
- OWASP Application Security Verification Standard: Application security verification guidance for web application controls.
- NIST Cybersecurity Framework: Cybersecurity risk management guidance from NIST.
- CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog: Known exploited vulnerability intelligence for prioritization context.