HackerOne Brings Hacker-Powered Pentesting to European Organizations
HackerOne Pentest enables organisations to accelerate digital transformation while meeting compliance requirements
HackerOne, the number one hacker-powered security platform, announced the expansion of its penetration testing solution in Europe. This latest product from HackerOne compliments its existing offerings dedicated to helping organizations find and fix vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. HackerOne Pentest enables customers to meet compliance standards and requirements easier and faster with hacker-powered security.
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“Penetration testing in its traditional form is broken”
In a recent report, McKinsey Insights predicts the COVID-19 pandemic will accelerate businesses’ digital transformation, putting pressure on organisations to deliver digital products and services faster while expecting security to keep pace. HackerOne Pentest leverages the creativity and expertise of the world’s largest ethical hacking community to find and report vulnerabilities in real time to secure businesses and organisations throughout their digital transformation without slowing software development.
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“Penetration testing in its traditional form is broken,” says Guillaume Vives, Chief Product Officer at HackerOne. “The lengthy process of waiting for an enormous document to know what vulnerabilities were found — relevant or not — doesn’t fit with the speed of modern development lifecycles. In today’s agile environments, pentest platforms should seamlessly integrate with every aspect of the software development lifecycle so that findings are quickly pushed to the right developer and vulnerabilities are fixed faster. With an all in one platform, customers can view progress across kick-off, testing, retesting, and remediation phases. We’re excited to breathe new life into pentests by disclosing findings in real time with a team of experientially diverse hackers, securing code at the speed of development. This will enable customers to see where the holes are and make faster fixes.”
