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Cyver Core is first and foremost a pentest management and collaboration platform. That means we deliver tooling to manage and streamline pentesting, across all aspects of project, client, and workflow management and automation. Our goal is to look for ways to create...
The cybersecurity industry is in a state of change, with key trends including digitization, forced downward pressure on cost of work, and an increase in AI and automated threats. For many cybersecurity firms including traditional cybersecurity consultants and...
2023 was a big year for Cyver Core and we’re proud to share that we released over 75 new features, platform updates, and improvements over the year! Those range from big to small, and include everything from new roles inside the system to improvements to our report...
Cyver Core has always offered significant project management tooling for pentesters. Our project templates allow you to seamlessly set up and run a pentest based on an existing scope, methodology, and goals, so setting up a new pentest is as simple as clicking a...
On November 1 and 2, Cyver Core was at CyberSec Netherlands in the Royal Jaarbeurs in Utrecht, the Netherlands. This cybersecurity event was attended by over 2,100 industry experts from the Netherlands and other countries. Cyver was proud to be present, to share our...
Cyver Core’s pentest report template allows you to quickly set up and generate pentest reports based on a pre-defined layout with set sections, graphics, tokens to generate content, and more. We’ve put in effort to make those templates as flexible and as customizable...
For many pentesters, work management is loose, informal, and often not done at all. You keep everything in your head because you know what has to happen, when, and why. At the same time, that informal work management makes it hard to scale, hard to collaborate inside...
Cyver Core is a full-service pentest collaboration tool with everything you need to manage pentests, collaborate on remediation, deliver pentest-as-a-service, and streamline pentest reporting. But, how do our clients actually use the platform? We interviewed...
Red teaming exercises are increasingly in demand as organizations shift their attention towards understanding cybersecurity risks. Tools like Cyver Core allow you to manage those exercises in an environment built around the needs of cybersecurity project management,...
Cyver Core was designed by pentesters for pentesters. So, when we wanted to share a list of the top pentest tools, we obviously sat down with our chief pentester and co-founder Mike Terhaar to discuss his favorite tools for web application pentests. This list of...
Building out your pentest toolkit means trying different tools, seeing what works for you or your organization, and putting together a system and workflow that best suits your needs. That can mean trialing and trying hundreds of tools. And, while many pentest tools...
There are hundreds of pentest tools on the market and most of them are open source. That can make choosing the right tooling a long process of trial and error. These top 10 free open source tools are a good place to start if you’re looking to build your toolkit or are...
The following include a list of pentest tools available across the web. Many are free and even open source, others are premium tools and require a monthly or yearly subscription. We’ll note when pentest tools aren’t free. We interviewed Cyver pentester Mike Terhaar...
Changing the Way You Deliver Pentests Pentesting is shifting more and more away from functioning to support compliance and more towards functioning to support the ongoing security of web apps and infrastructure. With Secure by Design and DevOps premises in...
The pentest report is still the culmination of work for many pentesters. While “just” a document, it’s what many organizations pay for. And, while more and more organizations are moving away from using pentest reports to remediate vulnerabilities and towards using...
While more and more organizations are using pentests to ensure cybersecurity, it’s still very common to test for compliance reasons. When that happens, pentesters must align the pentest report with the compliance norm, usually mapping vulnerability findings to the...
Security is important to Cyver Core, to its customers, and to their clients. From day 1, Cyver has invested in secure-by-design standards and followed industry best practices to ensure we offer every reasonable cybersecurity precaution to our clients. Now, we’ve...
For many organizations, on premise infrastructure has historically offered security, customization, and control of the software. Today, that’s changing, as 92% of IT professionals use cloud solutions for some or all of their organization’s tooling needs. That shift to...
For many pentesters, the work of investigation, hacking, and scanning sites is only part of the job of a pentest. After, you still have to collate data into findings, share information from vulnerability libraries, and add everything together into a pentest report....
More than 4,100 publicly disclosed hacks and breaches happened in 2022, leading to roughly 22 billion records being exposed or stolen. That’s up significantly from 2021, where some 1,243 major security incidents were reported. Of course, those numbers reflect public...