Cyver Core Updates

Pentest management tooling is work management specifically built around pentesting and cybersecurity. At Cyver Core, that means using project management, client management, pentest pipelines, vulnerability libraries, and team management tooling in combination with...

Regular pentesting is crucial to maintaining good cybersecurity and for keeping your environment hardened, even with modern development and continuous updates to applications and networks. Internal pentest teams allow even the largest organization to conduct those...

For many pentesters, launching a pentest company is a next-step from pentesting on your own, as a consultant or a freelancer. It’s also an opportunity to work with more diverse clients than simply taking on a role in an internal pentest team. The thing is, most...

The primary goal of any pentest is to eventually improve cybersecurity – helping the client to become more secure through awareness of vulnerabilities in their environment. That goal is sometimes pushed to a secondary status, as clients want to pass...

Most pentesters are accustomed to working in a relatively informal way, typically with a small team or no team at all. That often means a relatively unstructured approach, where you use tools, keep track of pentests, and manage results with little to no...

Writing pentest reports is an art form for many pentesters.  The pentest report is your primary deliverable, the result the client is actually paying for, and getting it right makes the difference between a happy client or not. If you follow Cyver Core’s blog, you...

Pentesting has changed a lot over the last 20 years but today, delivery remains much the same as it was then. Most pentesters increasingly rely on digital tooling and automation to run pentests – which can save hours of time in pinpointing and...