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Compliance
Which compliance frameworks accept AI pentests? What are the differing requirements across frameworks and what do you need to fulfill them? This is your one-stop guide to being compliance ready before your next audit.
Pentesting
Introduction An unpatched flaw is now the most common entry point for a breach, at 31%, ahead of stolen credentials at 13%, and the median time to fix one has crept up to 43 days (Verizon's 2026 DBIR). So an annual pentest is always a step behind, and you're two or three people being asked to test continuously with no budget to hire your way there. This is how to build a continuous penetration testing program without hiring more pentesters, by splitting the work so the part that scales runs its
Pentesting
Race our AI in a series of pentesting challenges to try and beat its time.
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Webinar
Security teams are under constant pressure to do more with the same resources. Manual processes, fragmented tools, and inefficient workflows can slow teams down and pull focus away from what matters most. In this live webinar, experienced security practitioners share how they’ve escaped the constraints of limited resources by rethinking internal workflows, reducing repetitive tasks, and focusing their effort where it matters most. Feeling the pressure to do more with less? Then, this session i
Application Security
Learn about the key differences between DAST and pentesting, the emerging role of AI pentesting, their roles in security testing, and which is right for your business.
Pentesting
Explore the best web application penetration testing tools of 2026. Learn how modern pentesting solutions detect business logic flaws and scale continuous security testing, so security teams can support modern web apps with faster, more accurate coverage.
Application Security
Explore Duck Store, a modern, intentionally vulnerable web app designed for security testing.
Pentesting
Explore the best Agentic pentesting tools of 2026. Learn how modern pentesting solutions detect business logic flaws and scale continuous security testing, so security teams can replace manual pentests with faster, more accurate coverage.
Pentesting
Explore this complete guide to agentic pentesting and learn how agentic pentesting architecture works, the key benefits it delivers, and the tools you can integrate into your security workflow.
Pentesting
Explore the best AI pentesting tools in 2026. Learn how modern pentesting solutions detect business logic flaws and scale continuous security testing, so security teams can replace manual pentests with faster, more accurate coverage. Updated: August 2026
Pentesting
Explore the best automated penetration testing tools of 2026. Learn how modern pentesting solutions detect business logic flaws and scale continuous security testing, so security teams can replace manual pentests with faster, more accurate coverage.
Application Security
AI is revolutionizing penetration testing, transforming traditionally manual exploits, once spanning several days, into automated systems that can now handle reconnaissance, scanning, and fuzzing in a matter of hours. Automate your pentesting For teams that deploy every day Book a demo → Learn more "AI is already transforming pentesting. If you look at automated reconnaissance and scanning, finding those low-hanging fruits, or threat intelligence correlation, it does it
Podcast
Discover insights from The Elephant in AppSec episode with Jyoti Raval
Pentesting
This blog is based on our conversation with Harsh Modi, Senior Security Engineer at Bell. It explores what are the benefits of pentesting, and its real-world implications.
Pentesting
Penetration testing, commonly known as pentesting, involves simulating a real attack on a server to assess its vulnerabilities against potential real-world attacks. While the primary goal is to emulate concrete threats, pentesting can extend beyond, offering insights into the potential consequences if confidential data were to fall into malicious hackers' hands. Curious about the various categories of pentesting? Dive into this article! (And as a bonus, find guides on how to conduct pentesting
Pentesting
The hardest part when pentesting any system is undoubtedly answering the question: 💡How should we think of that? What is meant is "how outside-the-box thinking works?", and "how is a pentester meant to think outside the box?". Although tackling this question might seem like a near impossible task, but a good approach would be giving an example of a vulnerability that required "out of box" thinking, dissecting the thought process behind it while trying to answer the "why?" that might pop up.
Pentesting
A Pentester is usually expected to be a higher than average user in terms of interaction with an endpoint. For that reason, I decided to add an intermediary step between "Discovery" and "Exploiting" called "Interaction." This article is part of the series "Pentesting GraphQL 101". 1. Pentesting GraphQL 101 Part 1 - Discovery 2. Pentesting GraphQL 101 Part 2 - Interaction 3. Pentesting GraphQL 101 Part 3 - Exploitation Today's article contains three real-life examples that hopefully provid
Pentesting
Recent statistics say that you have queried at least one GraphQL endpoint today. For me, as a Penetration tester, it is just a matter of concern, especially since high-quality Pentesting guides/articles are scarce online, which only signals that GraphQL security is still rudimentary. So I decided to start this series of articles: Pentesting GraphQL 101, where I try to share my GraphQL security experience from an attacker/pentester point of view; each piece will handle a, dare I say, chronologic
Pentesting
Introducing Graphinder, a lightweight and blazing fast GraphQL endpoint finder, making penetration testing on GraphQL much faster ⚡️
