Industry · SaaS · B2B software
Penetration testing for SaaS, so security reviews stop blocking deals.
For a SaaS company, a penetration test report is a sales document. Enterprise buyers and SOC 2 auditors ask for it, and the questions they ask are about tenant isolation.
Penetration testing for SaaS focuses on multi-tenant risk: whether one customer can reach another customer’s data through the web app or API, whether admin functions can be reached by ordinary users, and whether the cloud account behind the product is configured safely. The report is written for enterprise buyers and SOC 2 or ISO 27001 auditors.
What SaaS testing focuses on
- Tenant isolation: swapping organisation and object IDs across accounts
- Role-based access: users reaching admin functions and settings
- APIs, webhooks and integrations
- SSO, SAML and OAuth flows
- The AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account the product runs in
Frequently asked questions
Does SOC 2 require a penetration test?
SOC 2 does not name one, but auditors and enterprise customers commonly expect an annual independent penetration test as evidence.
What do enterprise buyers look for in a pentest report?
A recent date, a clear scope that matches the product they are buying, verified findings with severity, and proof that critical issues were retested and closed.
Other industries
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