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Pentest as a Service
Continuous penetration testing that keeps pace with your development cycle. New code ships every sprint — your security testing should too. PTaaS replaces the annual point-in-time pentest with an always-on programme that surfaces risk as it is introduced, not months after it lands in production.
Why Continuous Testing Outperforms the Annual Pentest
A point-in-time penetration test is a photograph. PTaaS is a live feed. The average organisation ships hundreds of code changes between annual engagements — each one a potential introduction of new attack surface. By the time the next annual test runs, vulnerabilities introduced in January have sat exposed for eleven months.
Our PTaaS programme combines recurring automated scanning with scheduled manual testing windows and on-demand retest credits. Findings flow into a shared dashboard where your team tracks status in real time. Remediation verification is built in — when you mark a finding fixed, we confirm it before closing the ticket.
Four PTaaS Programme Pillars
Continuous Testing
Automated scanning runs on your defined cadence — weekly or daily — covering your external attack surface and flagging new exposures as they appear. Scheduled manual testing windows (monthly or quarterly depending on your plan) provide the human-layer depth that automation cannot replicate.
Dashboard & Tracking
A shared findings dashboard gives your security, development, and management teams a single source of truth for open vulnerabilities, remediation status, severity trends over time, and compliance evidence. No more waiting for a PDF at the end of an engagement to understand your posture.
Prioritised Findings
Every finding is rated Critical, High, Medium, Low, or Informational with a business-risk justification — not just a raw CVSS score. High and Critical findings trigger immediate notification so your team can patch before an attacker has time to exploit. Lower-severity findings are batched into the regular sprint cycle.
Remediation Verification
When your team marks a finding as fixed, we re-test to confirm the vulnerability is no longer exploitable before closing the ticket. This verification loop ensures fixes are complete — not just cosmetic — and provides the documented evidence your auditor needs to confirm control effectiveness.
Pentest as a Service — Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pentest as a Service?
Pentest as a Service (PTaaS) is a subscription model for penetration testing that provides continuous or recurring security assessment rather than a single annual engagement. It combines automated scanning, scheduled manual testing, a shared findings dashboard, and remediation verification into an ongoing programme. The goal is to align security testing with modern development cycles, where code ships continuously rather than on a waterfall schedule.
How is PTaaS different from a one-time penetration test?
A one-time penetration test is scoped, executed, reported, and closed. PTaaS is a continuous programme — testing recurs on a defined cadence, new findings are surfaced as they appear, and remediation is tracked and verified within the same platform. PTaaS also provides a historical record of your security posture over time, which is increasingly required by enterprise customers and cyber insurance underwriters as proof of an active security programme.
How often does PTaaS test?
Automated scanning runs weekly or daily depending on your plan. Manual testing windows — where certified testers actively probe for logic flaws, chained vulnerabilities, and business-layer issues that automation misses — are scheduled monthly or quarterly. On-demand retest credits are included so you can verify specific fixes between scheduled windows without waiting for the next cycle.
What compliance standards does PTaaS help with?
PTaaS generates continuous compliance evidence for ISO 27001 (A.8.8 vulnerability management — requiring regular testing and documented remediation), SOC 2 (CC7.1 and CC7.3 for security monitoring), PCI DSS (Requirement 11.3 for regular penetration testing of the cardholder data environment), and NIS2 (technical vulnerability management under Article 21). The dashboard exports timestamped findings and remediation records in the format auditors expect.
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Tell us your stack and compliance requirements and we’ll design a programme that fits your development cycle.
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