Takachiho Koheki has begun domestic sales of XBOW. The company provides a security platform that uses autonomous AI to validate vulnerabilities through actual attack paths and report the results.
Takachiho Koheki announced that it had begun domestic sales of XBOW, XBOW’s autonomous penetration testing platform. The company entered into a reseller agreement to introduce XBOW to the Japanese market and aims to establish a continuous security validation framework for Japanese companies.
XBOW autonomously conducts penetration tests on web applications and APIs using AI, reporting vulnerabilities that can actually be exploited together with supporting evidence. Concerns over A2B attacks, which directly target applications and backends, have increased in recent years. The focus is therefore not only on detecting vulnerabilities, but also on the reproducibility of attack paths and their prioritisation.
The product’s features include multiple AI agents attempting attacks in parallel, validating whether vulnerabilities can be exploited, and conducting on-demand validation in approximately 1–2 days. It validates web, API and mobile applications across environments, providing reproduction steps together with remediation guidance. It also supports governance through scope definition and audit logs.