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2024 is a Wrap!  Here’s Cyver Core’s Highlights!

2024 is a Wrap! Here’s Cyver Core’s Highlights! 

Dec 23, 2024

2024 has been a big year for all of us, and we’re proud to have had our clients, customers, and team along for the ride! We’re proud to share that we’ve pushed 80 product updates this year, including over 270 product improvements, 105+ of which were features requested...

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Prepare for NIS2 Compliance with Pentest Management 

Nov 19, 2024

Meeting NIS2 Compliance with Cyver Core  NIS2 or the Network and Information System Security Directive 2 is an EU directive designed to help so-called important companies to assess and improve their IT security. Risk and vulnerability management and the key...

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Offering Pre-Paid Credits for Pentesting with Cyver Core 

Offering Pre-Paid Credits for Pentesting with Cyver Core 

Sep 24, 2024

Integrating Pentest Payments into your Pentest Platform  Cyver Core allows you to bring client and pentest project management together onto a single platform. With the Quotes & Credits Add-on, pentest firms can also integrate quotes and a credit system into...

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Different ways to generate pentest reports with Cyver Core

Different ways to Generate Pentest Report Content

Sep 10, 2024

While pentesting involves scanning, manual research, human insight, and often hours of testing and putting one and two together to find and check vulnerabilities – the end product is the report. Unfortunately, the pentest report is often mostly compiled data, where...

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What Does Fully Automated Pentest Reporting Look Like? Pentest reporting is one of the most time-consuming aspects of pentesting, with most firms taking anywhere from 6-14 hours per pentest report. Today, there are options to automate pentest reporting, with everything from a hands-on approach to save about 60% of time on reporting to a fully automated reporting process where you’ll likely spend just minutes per pentest report. Both options are supported by Cyver Core and both fit different use case scenarios. In this article, we’ll cover what fully automated pentest reporting looks like and how it works. This means you set and forget pentest reporting, so every pentest fully generates itself with little or no hands-on writing and updates. Of course, you’ll be able to step in and edit at any step for as much manual control as you’d like. Set up Your Cyver Core Platform Setting up your Cyver pentest reporting platform means: Onboarding your team Creating your pentest projects Onboarding clients Creating pentest report templates Importing your vulnerability library Adjusting settings for the pentest project If you don’t yet have an account, your customer success manager will help you with all of this during onboarding. You’ll also get full support with building your own custom reports in the platform. Connecting Scanners & Tools Step one of automating pentest reporting is to connect your scanners and tools. Cyver Core offers our own integrated scanner to automatically import files, plus a number of integrations for popular tooling like Nessus and Burp. Once you have this in place, you can automatically import findings after a run and automatically link those results to the right project with assets and customer data included. Cyver Core also merges duplicate findings and shows found instances across different assets. Adding the Vulnerability Descriptions Cyver Core adds vulnerability descriptions during the import process. This means: Matching vulnerability findings to your vulnerability library based on title. This means your vulnerability library content automatically shows up in imported findings Importing data from the tooling such as how the vulnerability was identified, impacted systems, and potential impact Using correlation to prioritize vulnerabilities based on severity and potential impact Assigning severity ratings based on CVSS and CVE data Automatically importing reproduction steps and adding them to the finding ticket Mapping found vulnerabilities to requested compliance norms such as PCI DSS, ISO 2701, etc. This also includes options for benchmarking with pass/fail ratings for compliance norms or your own custom benchmarks Finally, Cyver Core integrates an AI copilot for further automation. This means you can: Fully generate custom content for findings based on the client’s tooling and tech stack Generate specific recommendations for fixes based on best practices and known fixes, with the client’s tech taken into account Generate findings descriptions In short, once you hit import, Cyver Core can fully automate every other part of the process, including generating new content when you don’t have that finding in your library and automatically adding your existing vulnerability library. Automatically Generate Pentest Reports Cyver Core uses template-based reporting for automated pentest report generation. This means you build out a report with sections and tokens as placeholders for content. Once the content is there, those tokens are replaced with data from the pentest results, the client information, and the asset information. Pull from imported vulnerabilities Automatically add client data like assets, Automatically add project data like pentest scope, methodology, etc. Automatically generate charts and graphs with pie charts, bar graphs, and heat maps all available to illustrate findings and over 40 tokens available to display the specific data you want. That can include high-level information like number of findings per severity or per asset or more specific information like findings mapped to a compliance norm Add trend analysis to show time-to-fix, security posture over time, etc. Pull from a library of content and sections to offer customized pentest reports per client Generate custom content such as report summaries and writeups specific to the client’s technology Essentially, one everything is set up, your report basically writes itself. The idea is that you use a mix of prepared or canned content, AI to generate new content, and generation to create charts and graphs, so you get beautiful and highly customized reports every time. Publishing the Report Once the report is ready, it’s up to you what happens next. Have a simple report with very little custom content? Automatically publish it to the client without having to do anything. Or, take time to review the report, add any custom insights you want, and review with your team if you prefer a more hands-on approach. Are you interested in automating your pentest report generation process? Contact Cyver Core for a demo to see the platform and how report generation works.

What Does Fully Automated Pentest Reporting Look Like?

Aug 27, 2024

Pentest reporting is one of the most time-consuming aspects of pentesting, with most firms taking anywhere from 6-14 hours per pentest report. Today, there are options to automate pentest reporting, with everything from a hands-on approach to save about 60% of time on...

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Feature Highlight: New Importers at Cyver Core

Feature Highlight: New Importers at Cyver Core

Aug 16, 2024

Every pentester relies on their toolkit – whether that’s a big brand like Nessus or Qualys or something a little more under the radar. At Cyver, we want to ensure we offer support for your full toolkit, no matter what you’re using to pentest. That’s why we have a...

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