Continuous Penetration Testing for Software Organizations
Software organizations are prime targets for cyberattacks due to rapid growth. The rapid expansion of your digital landscape increases your attack surface and risk of exposure to vulnerabilities. Continuous Penetration Testing (CPT) offers a proactive approach to safeguarding your organization and maintaining customer trust.
of technologists acknowledge that production applications contain at least one vulnerability.
SOURCE: Ponemon Institute
is the average time to identify a breach.
SOURCE: IBM
Why Continuous Testing
Increased Vulnerabilities
Rapid Growth
Compliance Requirements
Improved Operations
Expert Offensive Security Platform
Full Visibility
On-Demand Reporting
Customer Testimonial
Roundhouse Marketing Secured With Continuous Testing
"IT security is constantly evolving and requires that we're always one step ahead of the attackers. With a limited IT team, having the knowledge and experience in-house is not always an option, but Sprocket Security can be an extension of our team and give us the capability to stay on top of the latest vulnerabilities and attack vectors. A traditional external pen test is a single snapshot in time that covers what your external attack surface looks like on that exact day, but not what it looks like weeks or months down the road. Sprocket Security offers that testing on a continuous basis, so we always have an up-to-date view." — Mitchell Meffert, IT Lead
How Continuous Testing Shields Software Organizations Like Yours
Valuable Data
Dependency Exploits
Emerging Threats
Supply Chain
Strong Security Posture
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