If you ship every week, a once-a-year penetration test is out of date before the PDF arrives. Sumrite tests continuously alongside your releases, shows every verified finding in a live client portal, and sends it straight into Jira or GitHub for your developers.
New features and major changes are tested by hand as they ship, not months later.
Every verified finding, its status and its retest in the Sumrite client portal.
Push findings to Jira or GitHub with severity, evidence and fix guidance in one step.
CI/CD, containers, Kubernetes and infrastructure as code reviewed by the same team.
A yearly test checks one version of your product. By the next release, new endpoints, roles and integrations have gone live untested, and the report on file no longer describes what customers use.
Sumrite’s Continuous Pentesting (PTaaS) combines expert-led testing on your release cycle with a client portal, Jira and GitHub integration, on-demand retests and security reviews of the pipelines and clusters that ship your code.
Methodology, scope, and deliverables in plain terms.
OWASP Testing Guide, OWASP API Security Top 10 and PTES for applications, with CIS Benchmarks and Kubernetes hardening guidance for the cloud-native stack.
A live client portal with verified findings, fix guidance, retest tracking and Jira and GitHub sync, plus a formal report you can export for any test cycle.
Penetration testing as a service (PTaaS) replaces the once-a-year test with continuous, expert-led testing that keeps pace with how often you ship. Instead of a single PDF that is out of date a month later, Sumrite tests your web apps, APIs and cloud as they change: new releases and major features are tested as they go out, and your attack surface is tested again on a regular cycle. Findings appear in the Sumrite client portal as soon as a tester has verified them, with severity, evidence, steps to reproduce and fix guidance, and they can be pushed straight into Jira or GitHub so they land in the queue your developers already work from. When a fix ships, you request a retest from the portal and the status updates once it is confirmed. Alongside the application work, the same team reviews the delivery chain that ships your code: CI/CD pipelines, containers, Kubernetes and infrastructure as code. You can still export a formal report at any time for auditors, buyers and SOC 2 or ISO 27001 evidence.
| Area | What we check | Example finding |
|---|---|---|
| New releases | Features and changes tested by hand as they ship | A new export endpoint that skips the tenant check |
| CI/CD pipelines | Pipeline permissions, runners, secrets and build integrity | A pull request from a fork that can read deployment secrets |
| Containers and Kubernetes | Images, RBAC, network policies, pod security and the API server | A service account that can read every secret in the cluster |
| Infrastructure as code | Terraform, CloudFormation and Helm before they reach production | A storage bucket defined as public in a Terraform module |
| Supply chain and secrets | Dependencies, build artefacts and credentials in repositories | A cloud access key still present in the git history |
An annual test is a snapshot of one moment. With PTaaS, testing runs alongside your release cycle, findings arrive as they are verified rather than weeks later in one report, and fixes are retested on request, so your security picture stays current.
Every verified finding with its severity, evidence, steps to reproduce and fix guidance, its status from open to retested and closed, the scope of each test cycle, and reports you can download for auditors and buyers.
Yes. Findings can be sent from the portal to Jira or GitHub as tickets or issues with severity and fix guidance, so they are tracked in the same place as the rest of your engineering work.
It is expert-led. Automated checks cover the routine baseline, but every finding is tested by hand and verified before it appears in the portal, and the access-control, business-logic and chained issues that scanners miss are the focus.
Yes. You can export a dated report for any test cycle, with scope, findings and retest results, which auditors accept as evidence of regular independent testing.
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We run the full engagement for these frameworks, and where a formal audit or attestation is needed we route it through our local partner firms, so you deal with one team.
Every step from scope and NDA to a retested, final report, shown for Continuous Pentesting (PTaaS). No jargon, no surprises.
Submit your scope so our team can plan the engagement and get started, often the same day.
Every phase is run by a security expert, with tools used only to speed up the routine parts. Findings are reproduced and confirmed before they reach your report.
Each finding appears in the Sumrite client portal once a tester has confirmed it, written for the developers who fix it and the auditors who check it.
Your team fixes the issues with guidance written for your stack, and the tester who found each issue answers questions directly.
Every fix is tested again. Nothing is marked closed on trust.
You receive a verified report in your company name, ready for clients, auditors and procurement.
Tell us your release rhythm and stack. We set up the portal and testing cycle around it.
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