Continuous Security
Continuous development workflows don't lend themselves to point-in-time pen testing. PTaaS augments a full baseline test by allowing you to call off short periods of testing time to focus on the changes you've made, when you've made them.
Speak to an ExpertIf your application is continually changing through CI/CD pipelines, it's hard to justify the cost of repeated full-scope testing. PTaaS solves this by giving you a subscription-based block of testing time you can call down on whenever changes are made.
Even if you don't follow a CI/CD process, PTaaS is useful to validate the security of changes made to components of your applications without needing to commission a full test of the entire environment every time.
How It Works
Describe the change you've made through our portal - a new feature, updated API endpoint, infrastructure modification, or configuration change. Include any credentials or access details we'll need.
Our team reviews and scopes your request immediately. If it fits within your PTaaS allocation, testing can start the same day. No lengthy procurement or scoping calls needed.
A certified penetration tester focuses exclusively on the changes you've described. This is human-led, AI-assisted testing, not automated scanning alone. You get the same quality as a full engagement, focused on what's changed.
Receive findings as they are discovered, not weeks later. A concise report is delivered at the end of the test window with all findings, evidence, and remediation guidance.
Use your testing allocation throughout the year. Every new release, feature, or infrastructure change can be validated quickly without commissioning a new engagement each time.
Each test produces a report suitable for compliance evidence. Demonstrate continuous security validation to auditors, customers, and stakeholders throughout the year.
New features, updated workflows, authentication changes, and UI modifications to your web applications.
New endpoints, changed authorisation logic, updated data validation, and integration modifications.
App updates, new functionality, changed data storage, and updated backend integrations for iOS and Android.
New services, configuration changes, firewall rule modifications, and infrastructure additions to your perimeter.
IAM policy changes, new resources, configuration updates, and infrastructure-as-code modifications across AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Transaction flow changes, new payment methods, gateway integrations, and updates to cardholder data handling.
Getting Started
Buy a block of testing time (measured in half-day increments) that you can call down on throughout the year. This ensures we can start immediately when you need us.
We recommend starting with a full penetration test to establish a security baseline. Then use PTaaS to test changes to that environment going forward.
Whenever you deploy a change, submit details through our portal. Describe the change, provide access, and tell us about any particular concerns. Testing begins immediately.
Your application changes every sprint. Your security testing should keep pace. Let's discuss how PTaaS fits into your development workflow.
Get Started with PTaaS