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Attack Chains are Cyver Core’s way of modelling how a real-world attacker might combine separate vulnerabilities and misconfigurations to reach a goal. Instead of looking at isolated findings, pentesters can build a sequence of steps – following the MITRE ATT&CK®...
At Cyver Core, we're always working to streamline your workflow and improve collaboration with clients. One powerful tool for doing just that is Request Forms - a simple, effective way for clients to request new projects, repeat tests, or schedule retests of...
2025 is off to a great start with 25+ new features pushed so far this year! We’re proud to share that we’ve introduced new report tokens, customization options, finding details, and better ways to manage your findings, reports, and accounts. Most importantly, all of...
Meet Profile Switcher feature for Cyver Core! If you’re providing cybersecurity services to multiple clients as a managed service provider, delivering services across multiple stakeholders inside an enterprise, or have another use-case that requires seeing and...
Cyver Core’s pentest management portal allows you to streamline and automate manual work around pentest overhead. That means automating reporting, pentest setup, and work management. Here, we use workflows to help you manage work being completed, who’s doing the work,...
Planning work across teams means being able to track workloads per team and per individual tester. That’s important in both external and internal pentest teams. With Cyver Core’s pentest management platform, you can set company and individual workdays and hours, plan...
Many of Cyver Core’s users deliver pentest-as-a-service to our clients. That often involves stacking scans, pentests, and even code review together to offer comprehensive and ongoing security. To enable that, Cyver Core offers tool integrations as well as an API to...
Images are an important part of how you report on pentests. That’s true in every aspect of reporting, from uploading findings with screenshots and proofs to building a report complete with all of your evidence. Your pentest report tooling needs simple and effective...
Today, cybersecurity is becoming more and more a normal part of development and routine business. Pentesting is one part of that and for many organizations, it means integrating routine pentesting into development and update cycles, planning regular pentests to check...