Exegol
We build so you can hack

Containerized hacking environments for red teamers, testers, hunters, players. Lightweight, fast, empowering.

Exegol Workstation

Exegol Workstation

Offensive lab in Docker. Start a clean box per job. Not another distro. A maintained environment that Studio, MCP, and Sentinel plug into.

Exegol MCP

Exegol MCP

Let an LLM use Exegol without living on the host.

Made for...

Operators need an environment that doesn't fight them. Leaders need that work to be isolated, licensed, and explainable. Exegol is built for both, on the same workstation.

Operators

You stop maintaining a distro. One container per engagement, tools already in, tunnel in the box, optional Studio and MCP when you want them.

For operators

Leaders

Same product, different job: throwable environments on machines you already own, commercial licensing, logs you can ship to a SIEM with Sentinel.

For leaders

Trusted by...

PT/RT teams, VOCs, SOCs, CERTs, pentest beneficiaries. They trust us not to disclose their names.

  • Defense
  • Aerospace
  • Banking
  • Insurance
  • Energy
  • Industrial
  • Public Sector
  • Retail
  • Logistics
  • Transport
  • Telecom

Frequently Asked Questions

Kali, ParrotSec, BlackArch and similar alternatives are Linux distros you install or virtualize: a whole OS plus a toolbox you still have to set up and keep alive. Exegol is not a third distro. It's a full package on the OS you already use: a Docker workstation that ships a maintained toolbox per job, then you throw the container away. You don't babysit the environment. Exegol also goes beyond the toolbox itself: MCP, Studio, and Sentinel sit on the same workstation. Kali and Parrot for learning; Exegol for doing. Focused on efficiency, stability, and security.

Community is for personal use, learning, and CTFs. Work use needs a paid plan (Pro, Team, or Enterprise): external or internal pentest, red team, purple team, consulting, paid training, VOC/SOC/CERT work, or anything else commercial or employer-sponsored. See Pricing.

Yes, on top of your OS, through Docker. Internal tests, USB, and Wi-Fi work best on Linux. On Mac we recommend OrbStack over Docker Desktop. Treat Windows/Mac as fine for web/OSINT and constrained for full internal labs. See Install.