As pentest teams improve, the consistency and quality of their work gets harder to control. Click here to find out why.
Why Reporting Consistency Becomes Harder as Pentest Teams Improve
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Cyver Core is a Pentest Management platform allowing pentesters to deliver Pentest-as-a-Service. Our blog covers features, industry topics, and updates.
Why Most Red Team Reporting Fails to Communicate Attack Progression
Communicating attack progression is one of the most important parts of red teaming. Click here to find out why so many teams fail.
Feature Recap 2026-Q2
Q2 was about making Cyver fit the way your team actually works, not the other way around. Here's a walk through everything that shipped. A More Personalized Workspace The workspace itself got more personal this quarter, so it's faster to get to the information that...
Feature Highlight: ServiceNow Integration for Seamless Vulnerability Remediation
Cyver Core now integrates with ServiceNow. Link findings to existing records, track remediation through your established ITSM processes, and give clients a self-service setup – all from one platform.
Why “Clean” Pentest Results Often Signal a Testing Gap
Clean pentest results aren’t necessarily a good thing. Click here to find out why they might signal a testing gap.
What Actually Happens When Security Findings Reach the Development Backlog
There are a number of things that occur when security findings reach the development backlog. Click here to find out what they are.
Feature Highlight: Smarter planning with the new Calendar component
Plan smarter. Move faster. Stay in control. We’re introducing a brand-new Calendar component designed to make planning, scheduling, and task management more intuitive than ever, fully integrated into your workflow. Whether you're managing pentests or coordinating...
How inconsistent risk scoring breaks security metrics over time
CVSS scores are perhaps the most important part of a pentest report, giving teams a standardised way to understand the severity of vulnerabilities they uncover and prioritise remediation efforts. But they need to be consistent. With so much change in applications,...
Why two Pentests of the same app rarely produce the same results
In 2026, more and more companies are pentesting their applications. This is a good thing, of course – it demonstrates increased awareness amongst brands of the cybersecurity risks they face, and just how much of a threat they can be for their data and systems. But...