Assurance that doesn't expire with the PDF.
A pentest is a photograph; your attack surface is a film. Our annual auditing program keeps testing in step with your release cycle — scheduled assessments, regression checks on past findings, and reporting that's always current when an auditor or enterprise customer asks.
Why once a year isn't assurance.
Most teams ship every week and test once a year — which means for eleven months, the security report on file describes a system that no longer exists. New endpoints appear, dependencies change, a quick fix reopens an old hole. An annual program closes that gap: testing becomes a rhythm instead of an event.
It's also simply better economics. Recurring cycles mean we already know your architecture, so every hour goes into finding new problems instead of re-learning your stack.
What the program includes
- Scheduled assessment cycles — full VAPT annually plus focused quarterly or bi-annual cycles on what changed, agreed in an audit calendar up front.
- Regression testing — every previously closed finding is periodically re-attacked, because fixes decay as code moves.
- Attack-surface monitoring — a maintained map of your exposed assets, endpoints and third-party trust, reviewed each cycle so nothing ships unnoticed.
- Change-triggered testing — launching a major feature or integration mid-year? It gets tested when it ships, not at the next annual review.
- Standing reporting — an always-current security posture summary for auditors, boards, and customer security questionnaires.
- Priority response — a direct line to the team that already knows your systems when something urgent lands.
Who this is for
- SaaS vendors whose enterprise customers demand recent, credible testing evidence before every renewal.
- Regulated businesses — banking, fintech, ISPs, transport — with recurring compliance cycles to feed.
- Fast-shipping product teams who change too much, too often, for a yearly snapshot to mean anything.
Before you ask.
How is this different from just booking a pentest every year?
A yearly pentest restarts from zero each time — new scoping, new learning curve, and eleven months of blind spots in between. The program keeps context alive: we track your surface continuously, re-test what changed each cycle, and regression-check old fixes. Same rigour, far less decay between tests.
Does the program include a full penetration test?
Yes. The annual baseline is a complete VAPT of the agreed scope; interim cycles are focused assessments on new features, changes, and regression checks. You get the depth of a full test plus the freshness of continuous coverage.
What cadence should we choose?
Quarterly suits teams shipping continuously or facing enterprise-customer scrutiny; bi-annual suits steadier systems. We'll recommend a cadence based on your release rhythm, compliance deadlines, and how much changes per quarter — and adjust it as your year unfolds.
Can the reports feed our ISO 27001 / SOC 2 / customer audits?
That's the point of the standing reporting: methodology, scope, findings, and remediation status are documented per cycle, so when an auditor or a customer's security team asks for evidence, you forward the latest report instead of scheduling an emergency test.
Attackers don't test you annually.
Put testing on the same schedule as your shipping. One conversation sets up your whole audit year.
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