Pentest reporting has always been an essential part of the job, but it hasn’t always been the easiest. Between gathering findings, compiling evidence, formatting results, and emailing clients back and forth, reporting tends to consume more time than the testing...
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Building on cloud vs deploying in containers, what makes sense for your pentest delivery?
Every now and then, a conversation with a prospect takes a familiar turn: “We’d like to deploy the platform ourselves, can we just run it in containers?” It’s a fair question. Containers, after all, have become the go-to solution for portability and customization....
What is CTEM and how to implement it
Cybersecurity is no longer a static game. As attack surfaces expand and threats evolve faster than ever, organizations are realizing that point-in-time assessments, even frequent ones, aren't enough. To stay ahead, they need continuous visibility, prioritized action,...
How to use Cyver Core for CTEM
Staying ahead of vulnerabilities is no longer about running a scan once a quarter and hoping for the best. Today’s security demands constant visibility, faster validation, and smarter prioritization. These can’t be separate tasks anymore, they have to work as part of...
How to convince your manager you need pentest report automation
Pentest report automation just makes sense if you’re a pentester. You automate some of the slowest and most time-consuming parts of pentesting, saving anywhere from a few hours to a few days per report and then spend your time editing data once it’s there. That saves...
AI-Powered Penetration Testing and You
What you need to Know about AI in Pentesting AI is everywhere and in everything. For pentesters, that means new pentest assets, with localized and outsourced LLMs to test for cybersecurity. However, it also increasingly means seeing AI-powered pentest tools on...
Best practices of penetration testing for Next-Gen threats
As technologies like edge computing, quantum, and AI, become more popular, they are becoming poised to change our view of cybersecurity and how it works. Of these, Artificial Intelligence, most notably LLM and generative AI, are the most concerning. Today, pentesters...
Trends in Pentest Management for 2025
The cybersecurity market is rapidly changing with new threats, new customer needs, and new ways to deliver pentesting. CETM, continuous pentesting, and generative AI are some big buzzwords of the year. We sat down with Cyver CEO Luis Abreu to discuss the trends...
What are the Next-Gen Threats Coming up in 2025?
Cybersecurity is rapidly evolving, with new risk vectors and potential vulnerabilities emerging nearly every day. AI threats for example are making headlines multiple times a day. Quantum computing may pose a threat to encryption as well – but not for the foreseeable...

