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Continuous Cyber Penetration Testing

Proactively identify and mitigate vulnerabilities for every device on your network and ensure your organization’s resiliency against emerging threats. Get expert guidance, realistic scenarios, and a post-test action plan so your team can respond faster and recover stronger.

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“Testing our program is among the most valuable projects we undertake each year. Testing with Agility Recovery is a simple, effective process and I simply don’t know how you can have confidence in your plan without going through this exercise.”

— Robert Behling, IT Systems Administrator, First FarmBank

What Is Continuous Penetration Testing?

Cyber penetration testing (pentesting) involves simulating real-world cyberattacks to identify vulnerabilities and assess the effectiveness of an organization’s security controls. This proactive approach helps businesses understand potential risks and implement remediation strategies to protect sensitive data. Professionals such as cybersecurity experts, IT administrators, risk management professionals, and compliance officers need to be knowledgeable about penetration testing to enhance their organization’s security posture and safeguard against potential threats.

graph: history of pentest findings


Why Engage in Continuous Penetration Testing?

Strategize by Severity

There’s no such thing as a 100% impenetrable network. Ideally, 100% of your network’s vulnerabilities are not severe. By categorizing these vulnerabilities by severity, it gives leadership peace of mind regarding cyber resiliency.

Visually Identify Vulnerabilities

Vulnerabilities can exist in many forms across your network. Some vulnerabilities can be due to uninstalled software patches, others because of device configurations. A graphical view helps you mobilize remediation quickly.

Confirm Compliance

Pentesting is critical for FFIEC, NIST, SOC2, ISO27001, and more. Continuous pentesting keeps risk and compliance managers on the right side of an audit, examination, or round of due diligence.