Introducing Averon Sirius 5

Built for security, not adapted to it.

Today we are introducing Averon Sirius 5, a proprietary model dedicated to cybersecurity.

General-purpose models treat security as one subject among many. Sirius 5 is focused on it entirely: planning an engagement, working an attack path, hardening what was found, and researching what comes next.

One model across the security workflow.

1. 01Advanced penetration testingWorks through reconnaissance, attack paths, exploitation, and validation in authorized engagements.
2. 02DefenseTurns findings into detection, hardening, and remediation guidance grounded in how the attack actually works.
3. 03ScopingConverts architecture, assets, and objectives into a structured test plan and rules of engagement.
4. 04Security researchSupports vulnerability research, analysis, and write-up.
5. 05Everyday cyber workHandles the day-to-day analysis and documentation that surround offensive and defensive operations.

Defenders need to think like attackers.

Offensive and defensive security draw on the same knowledge. A model that cannot reason about exploitation cannot judge whether a defense will hold. Sirius 5 is deliberately dual-use, so the testing that finds a weakness and the guidance that closes it come from the same understanding.

That capability is also why access is controlled. Sirius 5 is used only inside Averon today. When access opens, it will open first to security researchers whose identity and track record can be verified.

Part of the Averon security stack.

Averon builds identity, policy, and enforcement for AI agents, provides prompt-injection screening through IntelliScan, and performs adversarial penetration testing. Sirius 5 brings that security work into a model of our own, and is currently used internally by the Averon team.

Internal today. Verified researchers next.

Sirius 5 is currently available only inside Averon. Access is planned for security researchers who pass ID verification and have a real, verifiable track record. A release date has not been confirmed.

Any recognizable security researcher whose identity and work can be verified can apply.

• Identity verification is required before access is granted.
• Show your track record with credible evidence: CVEs, CERT/CC vulnerability notes (VU#), cybersecurity hackathons, certifications, or other verifiable work.

An application form is on the way. Until then, email contact@averon.systems with the subject "Sirius 5 research access", your name and affiliation, and links to your work.