OPINION

Your annual pentest is stale by the next merge

A pentest is a photo of last month’s code. Attackers work on today’s.

OPINION

Your annual pentest is stale by the next merge

A pentest is a photo of last month’s code. Attackers work on today’s.

OPINION

Your annual pentest is stale by the next merge

A pentest is a photo of last month’s code. Attackers work on today’s.

Elena Voss

Founder & CEO

5 min read

A photo of last month

A good pentest is valuable work. It also describes one version of your software, and most teams ship a new one before the report is even delivered.

The gap attackers use

Attackers now use AI to run in hours what used to take weeks. Serious breaches rarely need a zero-day. They chain known, low-severity issues that nobody looked at together.

What to do instead

Keep the human pentest for the hard questions. Run an automated attacker on every merge for everything else, and make each fix prove itself with a regression test.

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GET STARTED

Run your first attack on your own code.

Point Feint at staging. Within the hour you’ll have a proven finding, or a clean report you can show your auditor.

No credit card · First exploit within the hour

GET STARTED

Run your first attack on your own code.

Point Feint at staging. Within the hour you’ll have a proven finding, or a clean report you can show your auditor.

No credit card · First exploit within the hour

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