Scope confirmation
Web application
PTaaSPenetration testing as a serviceSecurity testing,
ready at release speed.
The right certified specialist, live in your release cycle.
Bring certified operators, live findings and on-demand retesting into one continuous workflow. Scope a focused release, reuse capacity across the year or cover a growing attack surface.
Interactive scope builder
Shape a testing plan around your release.
Select your surfaces and assessment goal. The planner will suggest a starting track for discussion with our team.
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Specialist match
Web application security operator
Live testing
Findings delivered as they are verified
Remediation and retest
Evidence stays connected through closure
Inside the PTaaS application
Track the engagement. Work the finding.
See the program dashboard your team follows every day, then open a live finding to collaborate with the assigned security operator.
PTaaS / Acme release assuranceTesting day 4 of 7
ACTIVE ENGAGEMENT
Release 8.4 assurance
Web application + API / Testing day 4 of 7
Scope confirmed51 test areas agreed with engineering
Jul 20Attack surface mappedWeb, API and cloud integrations reviewed
Jul 21Deep testing activeBusiness logic and authorization in progress
TodayEvidence handoffFinal operator review and signed report
Jul 27RA
Rafi AhmedWeb application lead
OnlineSN
Sadia NoorAPI security specialist
TestingLatest update
Authorization testing is 80% complete. One critical path is in operator verification.
12 minutes agoLIVE FINDING / PTS-006
9.1Cross-tenant invoice modification
Reported 18 minutes ago / Operator verification complete
OverviewEvidenceRemediationActivity 4
The invoice update endpoint trusts a tenant identifier supplied in the request body. Replacing it with another valid organization ID applies the status change without an ownership check.
Request
PATCH /api/invoices/8421
{"tenant_id":"org_184","status":"paid"}Verified impactAnother tenant's financial record was modified in the isolated test environment.
A complete testing workflow
No waiting for the final PDF.
Work directly with the people testing your systems while evidence and remediation guidance arrive in the platform.
Match the right specialist
Build a team around your technologies, threat model and assurance requirements.
See verified findings live
Track progress, review evidence and collaborate before the engagement closes.
Retest without losing context
Keep fixes, validation and reporting tied to the same source of truth.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about PTaaS
What is PTaaS?
PTaaS, or penetration testing as a service, puts certified operators inside your release cycle instead of running a single test once a year. Scope is agreed up front, testing runs against each release, findings are delivered as they are verified, and retesting is available on demand rather than booked as a separate engagement.
How is PTaaS different from a one-time penetration test?
A one-time pentest is scoped for a single release or compliance milestone and ends with a report. PTaaS runs continuously against a changing attack surface, so new features and integrations are tested as they ship. We offer both, plus a managed bug bounty programme, and which one fits depends on how often you release.
When do we see findings?
Findings reach your team as they are verified, not in a batch at the end. Each one arrives with the evidence an operator used to confirm it, so engineering can start reproducing and fixing while the rest of the engagement is still running.
What happens after we fix a finding?
Each finding is retested and the evidence stays attached to it through closure, so you can see what was reported, what was changed and what the retest confirmed. Retesting is part of the workflow rather than a separate engagement you have to schedule.
Who carries out the testing?
Certified operators, not scanners. The team holds internationally recognised certifications including OSCP+, CREST (CRT and CPSA), CPTS, CRTA, CRTO, MCRTA and eWPTXv2, and work is assigned to a specialist for the surface being tested, such as a web application or API lead.
What do we receive at the end of a cycle?
Operator-verified findings with no raw scanner output, each with a proof of concept, CVSS severity, business impact and remediation guidance, delivered live during the engagement and consolidated into a signed report.
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