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Introduction Pentest reporting has become an essential component for businesses around the world, but efficiency remains an issue. Certainly for distributed security teams, coordinating findings and tracking remediation can easily become overwhelming, especially if...
Introduction Vulnerability remediation is now essential for organisations, given the expanding digital environment. With risks like ransomware attacks and zero-day vulnerabilities, it’s become even more important to prioritise security findings management...
Introduction In the hyper-audited, high-velocity business world of 2025, smarter security reporting has become essential – not just because it helps to protect businesses from cyber attacks, but because it creates real, continuous visibility into their security...
Introduction Security tests are the line of defence between your company and the world of cyber threats. It’s hard to believe that one in five companies still don’t test their software for security vulnerabilities. There are many reasons why this might be the case –...
2025 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 55 product updates this year, including over 77 product improvements and new features, many of which were...
I ntroduction Over the last decade, pentest reporting has become more important and, therefore, more commonplace in enterprise security and IT compliance scenarios. One of the reasons for this is the rise of AI and AI-related cyberthreats, including automated...
Introduction MSSPs are expanding rapidly. With more clients looking for proactive security testing and more compliance requirements being added into the equation every year, the demand for MSSPs – and specifically, their pentesting services – has obviously,...
Attackers don’t break in through the front door. They sneak, chain, escalate, and move. They might start with a seemingly low-risk vulnerability, jump to an identity misconfiguration, and land in your production environment before you even spot the alerts. This...
You found the vulnerability. You issued the fix. You closed the ticket. But is the problem really gone? In a world where threat actors don’t just exploit known CVEs but actively chain together seemingly minor weaknesses into full-fledged attack paths, retesting is no...