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Continuous penetration testing

Pentesting as an annual program, not an event. A certified team (OSCP, OSEP, OSWE, CPENT, LPT) tests your applications, infrastructure and cloud with real attackers' techniques, while six AI agents sustain the tempo. AI never exploits outside the scope: exploitation is manual, by a pentester.

OWASP · PTESControlled exploitation3–5 weeksRe-test included
Audited certification and membership of the global incident response forum.
AT A GLANCE
Duration 3–5 weeks
Methodology OWASP · PTES · MITRE ATT&CK
Platform Malleus · Jira · Azure DevOps · MCP
Model Fixed price by scope
Satisfies PCI DSS 11 · ISO 27001 · audits
HOW WE WORK

Real exploitation, reproducible evidence

Continuous pentesting

A year of testing on the same scope instead of an annual snapshot: test, remediate and validate the control every time your environment changes.

Real exploitation, not just scanning

Every finding is exploited in a controlled way: demonstrated impact is reported, not theoretical possibilities.

Reproducible evidence

Steps, screenshots and payloads documented so your team can reproduce and verify every finding.

Risk-based prioritization

Findings ordered by business impact and exploitability, not the scanner's generic score.

Re-test included

We verify that fixes for critical and high findings actually close the path, 30–60 days later.

Certified analysts

OSCP, OSEP, OSWE, CPENT, LPT, with experience in banking, healthcare and government across the region.

Malleus collaborative platform

Every finding lands in your workspace the moment it is confirmed, with evidence and reproduction path: remediate, request a re-test from the same card and see control validation without waiting for closure. Integrates with Jira, Azure DevOps, n8n and your own AI agents via MCP server.

Six AI agents

Surface reconnaissance, attack-chain correlation, prioritization by real exploitability (CVSS + EPSS), reproducible write-ups, on-demand re-testing and live tracking of every finding all year.

METHODOLOGY

Six steps, from charter to closure

Each step penetrates one level deeper into the target, the way a real attacker would: from the perimeter to proof of impact.

STEP 01

Scope & rules

Signed scope charter
STEP 02

Reconnaissance

Surface map
STEP 03

Controlled exploitation

Evidence per finding
STEP 04

Chain correlation

Prioritized chains
STEP 05

Remediation & re-test

Control validation
STEP 06

Traceability

Closure attestation
PERIMETER IMPACT PROVEN →
SERVICE TIERS

From the annual snapshot to continuous testing

What is secure today isn't tomorrow: every deployment, integration or permission change reopens the door. Continuous pentesting keeps the same scope under test all year, with the Red Team available to test, support remediation and validate the control.

One-off test

FREQUENCY
Once, closed scope
WHAT IT ANSWERS
How am I doing today?
RED TEAM
Assigned to the project
VALIDATION
At report closure
REMEDIATION
Written recommendations

Test + re-test

FREQUENCY
Test and re-test at 30–60 days
WHAT IT ANSWERS
Was it really fixed?
RED TEAM
Assigned to the project
VALIDATION
One verification
REMEDIATION
Support through the re-test
RECOMMENDED

Continuous pentest

FREQUENCY
All year, same scope
WHAT IT ANSWERS
Still secure after every change?
RED TEAM
At your disposal all year
VALIDATION
Continuous, evidence per cycle
REMEDIATION
Permanent support
DELIVERABLES

What you receive at closure

Technical report with step-by-step reproduction
Executive summary with business risk
Prioritized remediation matrix
Findings readout session
Re-test of criticals and highs
Test attestation for audits
Raw scan data on request
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can it take down production?

The rules of engagement exclude denial of service and destructive actions, and define test windows. On fragile systems we agree to test on replicas or during low-load hours.

Pentest or vulnerability scan?

Scanning is automatic, cheap and frequent; a pentest is manual, deep and demonstrates impact by chaining findings. Serious frameworks (PCI, ISO) require both: recurring scans and a pentest at least annually or after major changes.

How often should I test?

Annually at minimum, and after significant changes: a new public application, cloud migration, a merger. PCI DSS explicitly requires it at least annually.

What do you need from me to start?

The scope (IPs, URLs, credentials if authenticated), a technical contact and the signed authorization. We provide the rest.

Does the report work for my audit?

Yes: it includes methodology, scope, dates and a formal attestation, in the format ISO 27001, PCI DSS auditors and local regulators expect.

Who sees my results?

Only the assigned team, under NDA. Reports are encrypted and delivered through a secure channel; nothing is reused between clients.

How far would an intruder get today?

Fixed price by scope after a 30-minute scoping, no surprises.