Continuous application security testing with live findings, direct remediation discussion, and an ongoing evidence trail — not a PDF you open once, file away, and hope still reflects reality eleven months later.
A point-in-time pentest tells you what your risk looked like on the day it was run. Everything you ship afterwards — new features, new dependencies, new API endpoints — is untested until the next scheduled engagement, which for most companies is eleven or twelve months away.
Same manually-led methodology as a standard engagement, run continuously instead of once, with findings surfaced as they're confirmed.
A full manual assessment of your application as it stands today, establishing the baseline every future cycle builds on. This is scoped and run exactly like a standard engagement.
Recurring manual testing aligned to your release cadence, targeted at what's changed since the last cycle — new endpoints, new features, new roles — plus a periodic sweep of the application as a whole.
Findings are pushed to your live feed the moment they're manually verified, not held back for a final report. Each one has a direct line to discuss it with the person who found it: confirm intended behavior, ask about severity, or push back before it's marked as real.
Once a fix ships, it's retested and marked verified in the same feed — not scheduled as a separate engagement months later. The record of what was found, discussed, fixed, and confirmed stays intact and exportable.
Every finding is tagged with severity and the specific compliance control it touches, and tracked through to verification. Illustrative example below.
Illustrative example for format only. Your actual feed reflects your application and your findings.
Both are run manually, by the same team, to the same standard. PTaaS just removes the eleven-month gap where nothing gets checked.
Tell us about your application, release cadence, and compliance driver, and you'll get a proposal back covering onboarding and the ongoing cycle.