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Today’s threat landscape is grim for many companies. Ransomware and hacks happen on a daily basis, even to some of the largest organizations in the world, which theoretically have the highest security budgets. Most are very aware that they need consistent and...
Reporting is one of the most time-consuming manual tasks related to pentesting. While there are dozens of pentest report automation tools available, with different solutions, Cyver Core takes a full automation approach, by using data you’ve already uploaded to build...
Pentest-as-a-Service means delivering recurring pentesting, with findings-as-tickets, and ongoing support. Pentester involvement in any stage of the pentest following the report is a relatively new thing. However, as pentesters are increasingly supplemented by...
Organizations want and need recurring pentests. Cybersecurity needs are ongoing, compliance needs are ongoing. But, pentests are often a one-touch operation, where the organization contacts a pentest team when they need...
Pentest Management software, which allows you to deliver Pentest-as-a-Service, is increasingly popular. In 2019, there were two real options on the market. Today, there are more than 3 times that. That’s important as Pentesters are increasingly pushed towards...
The pentest report template is one of the most important aspects of automating and delivering reports. While many pentest management and report automation platforms use DocX templates, Cyver Core uses a customizable and modular Template Builder inside our platform....
Cyver Core’s automated pentest reporting tooling delivers pentest report generation, findings mapping, and findings as tickets, inside our cloud platform. Our tooling is built around the needs of pentesters moving to the cloud, with features to digitize and automate...
Pentest report automation tools vary from simple compiling tools to complete pentest management platforms and everything in between. Despite this wide variety, there are only a handful of truly viable solutions on the market, organized into categories of...
Most pentesters get into pentesting because they like hacking. Most clients pay for pentesting because they want a report. For most pentest firms, pentest reporting is the most time-consuming and tedious part of the process. Making the decision to automate pentest...