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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...
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...
From our first launch, Cyver Core has been based around market demand and pentester input. We worked with pentesters to design our original pentest platform, workflow, and report templates. Today, we’ve stuck to that ethos, making our customers a crucial part of our...
DORA came into effect in 2023, but as of 2025, all EU-based financial entities and their service providers are required to show and maintain compliance. That means you’re required to have a pentesting and cybersecurity program in place to build operational and digital...
Pentest platforms allow your cybersecurity firm to deliver pentest-as-a-service complete with a cloud portal – where you can import findings, automate pentest reports, and manage clients and their vulnerabilities in one place. With platforms like Cyver Core, you can...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Cyver Core is a pentest collaboration and management platform offering pentest as a service delivery, pentest report automation, and a full suite of work management tools. With the Continuous Assessments + Integrated Scanner Add-On, you get added capabilities to...
For most pentest teams, your vulnerability library is the result of years of work of finding vulnerabilities, writing up descriptions, compiling data, and putting it together into a database you can easily reference and copy from when building a pentest report. You...
Faces at Cyver: Romuald Moisan Cyver Core is a pentest management and report generation platform which pentesters use to deliver pentest-as-a-service, to manage pentests in their system, and to automate manual data entry for writing up findings, reports, and...
Pentest reporting is still one of the most time-consuming aspects of pentesting. For many pentesters, that means spending 20-60% of the total time to pentest on writing a report. Often, that means having a skilled technical employee engage in routine and relatively...
For pentesters, the report is often an unfortunate part of pentesting. It’s part of your job, but it’s often a time-consuming and painful job where you copy-paste data from libraries, tools, and even the Internet to build out a final report for the client. The end...
Supporting Internal Cybersecurity Teams with Pentest Reporting & Retesting If you’re doing pentesting as part of an internal cybersecurity or pentest team, your focus is not on reporting. Instead, internal teams typically focus on finding vulnerabilities,...
Most pentest and cybersecurity companies start out small. You have one or two pentesters at most, and those pentesters largely work alone to deliver results to clients. For most cybersecurity firms, the goal is to grow – and that means eventually expanding the...
Pentest reporting is the deliverable for most pentests – even if you’re primarily testing for teams that want to remediate. Your report is the client's key to remediation, to compliance, and to ensuring they have the means to...
Cyver’s approach to pentest report automation has changed a lot from day one. The platform’s original approach was to skip the PDF report altogether. We quickly realized that’s not what our users wanted and needed. Today, we’ve introduced a host of pentest...
For most pentesters and security testers, the report is the deliverable that your clients are paying for. While your methodology, tooling, and expertise are your market differentiator, the client is eventually paying for a report showing them what vulnerabilities they...
Cyver’s approach to pentest report automation has changed a lot from day one. The platform’s original approach was to skip the PDF report altogether. We quickly realized that’s not what our users wanted and needed. Today, we’ve introduced a host of pentest...