August 10, 2020

Why Penetration Testing as a Service

Why Penetration Testing as a Service

Introduction

Security vulnerabilities are a reality faced by the digital world at an increasing fast pace. Given this reality, penetration testing has become a critical method for protecting systems and applications from security vulnerabilities.

Penetration Testing helps in assessing the security posture and discovers potential threats that could affect Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability.

Why do you require Pentest as a Service (PTaaS)?

Penetration Testing as Service is well-suited for organizations of any size. Our platform is very flexible and can adapt everything from a comprehensive testing program to custom requirements for customers whose supervisory requirements pose heavy compliance.The security posture of a company keeps on changing continuously which possibly lines with the upscale in risks. Penetration Testing as a Service involves continuous/periodic cycles of Pentests and effective remediation in time. As a service, vulnerabilities/risks are identified in a periodic manner to keep a check on the security posture of the company.

Major Benefits of Pentest as a Service

The major benefits of Penetration Testing services are

  • Periodic and continuous security testing to keep on top of the security threats.
  • Frequent and regular penetration testing reports.
  • Improvements in the security.
  • Continuous access to real-time risk data.

(Source: blog.businesscasestudies.co.uk)

Author: Umang Chavda

[sharethis-inline-buttons]

Sign up to receive our monthly Newsletter & Blogs

First Name

Last Name

Email*

Please verify your request*

SUBMIT

Recent Resources

Dive into our library of resources for expert insights, guides, and in-depth analysis on maximizing Uni5 Xposure’s capabilities
Enterprise security analysts reviewing a threat exposure dashboard in a modern operations center

Handala: How Enterprise Security Teams Should Respond

Handala can refer to a Palestinian symbol or a cyber threat group. Learn how security teams verify claims and assess exposure.
Read More
Enterprise security team reviewing an attack surface map on a large display

How Should Enterprises Govern Their Attack Surface?

Learn how enterprise attack surface governance connects clear ownership, ongoing discovery, risk-based prioritization, validation, and accountable remediation.
Read More
Two security leaders review a network exposure map on a large screen in a dim operations room

Rapid7 vs Tenable: Questions to Ask First

Compare rapid7 vs tenable on coverage, priority, and closure. Use a same-scope pilot before you choose an exposure approach.
Read More
Security leaders reviewing exposure controls on a wall of monitors in a dim operations room

Qualys Competitors: Controls and Guardrails

Compare qualys competitors with controls, guardrails, and operating questions. Keep exposure evaluations honest and useful.
Read More
Enterprise security team reviewing vulnerability and threat dashboards together

What Does Rapid7 Do? An Enterprise Checklist for Security Teams

Learn what Rapid7 does across cybersecurity, vulnerability management, and security operations, then use this enterprise checklist to assess fit and workflows.
Read More
Enterprise security team reviewing remediation actions and exposure data on a shared display

AI REMEDIATION: How to Measure Coverage, Context, and Action

Learn how enterprise teams can apply AI remediation with clear guardrails, threat context, validation, and measures that show whether exposure truly falls.
Read More

What’s new on Hive Pro?

Get through updates and upcoming events, and more directly in your inbox

Reduce real exposure. Not just vulnerability volume.