Solution
Move beyond the annual pen test. Continuously and safely validate what an attacker could actually exploit across your external assets — all year round.
Definition
Traditional penetration testing is a point-in-time snapshot — valuable, but out of date the moment your environment changes, which is constantly. Continuous penetration testing uses automation and machine intelligence to safely emulate attacker techniques against your external assets on an ongoing basis, validating which vulnerabilities are genuinely exploitable. The result is continuous, evidence-based assurance instead of a report that ages the day it lands.
Why it matters
New assets, code and configurations appear weekly, each a potential new weakness. Continuous testing dramatically widens coverage between manual engagements, so exploitable exposures are caught in days, not at the next yearly assessment.
What we test
Internet-facing servers, services and exposed ports.
Exploitable flaws across your public web apps.
Authentication, authorisation and data-exposure issues.
Weak, default and bypassable authentication.
Combinations of issues that create real impact.
Whether disclosed vulnerabilities are truly exploitable.
How it works
Map the external assets in scope, including unknown ones.
Safely emulate attacker techniques continuously.
Confirm what is genuinely exploitable, with evidence.
Re-test automatically as things change.
Related
FAQ
It complements it. Continuous testing provides ongoing validation between engagements, while manual testing remains valuable for deep, creative assessment.
Yes. Testing is controlled and designed to be safe against live assets, emulating attacker techniques without disruption.
Scanning identifies potential issues; continuous pen testing validates which are genuinely exploitable.
Continuously, so your defences are validated as your environment changes.
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