Ongoing security testing

Pentesting-as-a-Service for teams that ship continuously

Keep manual security testing aligned to your release cycle. We validate exploitable risk, help engineers fix it, and retest so evidence stays current.

Security work that keeps moving

  • Cadence: Monthly
  • Scope: Release + API
  • Retest: Included

Current testing loop

  • Human validated
  • Release auth changes Testing
  • API object access Validated
  • Retest payment fix Ready

Why it matters

Annual testing does not match modern release cycles.

Most teams do not need a bigger PDF once a year. They need a dependable way to test what changed, validate real exploitability, fix quickly, and prove the loop is closed.

Common triggers

  • New customer-facing release
  • Enterprise security review
  • API or authentication change
  • Cloud or attack surface change

What PTaaS covers

PTaaS works best when it is tied to recurring risk: releases, APIs, cloud exposure, and fix verification.

Release testing

Focused manual testing for high-risk features before or after launch.

  • New authentication, payment, admin, and data-access flows
  • API changes, new integrations, and customer-facing releases
  • Regression testing for previously sensitive areas

Attack surface review

Recurring review of external assets, cloud exposure, and reachable services.

  • New domains, services, endpoints, and infrastructure changes
  • Cloud permissions, storage exposure, and management interfaces
  • Manual validation of high-signal findings before escalation

Remediation support

A lightweight operating loop for getting findings fixed and verified.

  • Engineer-ready reproduction steps and practical fixes
  • Slack or office-hours support for remediation questions
  • Retest notes that show what changed and whether risk is closed

Deliverables

The output should not be a dumping ground of scanner noise. PTaaS deliverables need to move remediation and prove progress.

  • Testing plan and release-triggered scope
  • Validated findings with evidence and reproduction steps
  • Severity, exploitability, and business-impact notes
  • Remediation guidance for engineering teams
  • Retest results after fixes
  • Customer- and audit-ready reporting summaries

Process

A testing loop, not a one-time handoff.

  1. Plan the cadence: Define target systems, release triggers, reporting expectations, and rules of engagement.
  2. Test what changed: Manual testers focus on exploitable risk in the code, API, cloud, or workflow that actually moved.
  3. Route validated findings: Provide concise evidence, severity, impact, reproduction steps, and remediation guidance.
  4. Retest and report: Fixes are verified and the evidence trail stays current for customers, auditors, and leadership.

Good fit

Use PTaaS when security needs to keep pace with delivery.

  • You release meaningful product changes every month or faster.
  • Customers ask for fresh testing evidence, not last year’s report.
  • Your team needs help validating and retesting fixes.
  • You want a repeatable testing motion without restarting procurement each time.

Common questions

PTaaS FAQ

  • How is PTaaS different from a traditional penetration test?
  • Does PTaaS mean you are testing us 24/7?
  • Who is a good fit for PTaaS?
  • Will we still receive reports?
  • Is this automated scanning or manual testing?

Expert Security Solutions

Build a testing cadence that matches how you ship

Tell us what changes most often, what customers ask for, and where you need repeatable validation.