Penetration Testing
Penetration Testing
CVE Overload is Here: Why Regular Penetration Testing Matters More Than Ever
On 15 April 2026, NIST made a change that every security leader should pay attention to. The National Vulnerability Database is no longer trying to…
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5 Signs You’ve Outgrown Your Current Pentest Provider
As a CISO, CTO, or security leader, you understand the value of regular penetration testing. However, as your company scales and your security program matures,…
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What to Look for in a Pentesting Platform (Beyond Just Scans)
Penetration testing platforms are a great way to centralize vulnerability discovery and triage. However, when evaluating penetration testing platforms, many organizations make the mistake of…
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Our Red Team’s Favorite Penetration Testing Tools in 2025 (And How We Use Them)
When it comes to red team operations, the tools you choose can make or break the engagement. From initial reconnaissance to post-exploitation, having a streamlined,…
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How MSSPs Are Turning Penetration Testing Into Recurring Revenue with WASP
When OP Innovate first launched WASP in 2022, we weren’t chasing unicorn status or massive VC rounds. We were focused on fixing a real problem:…
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How to Protect Your Organization from LLM Attacks
In the most recent “The State of AI” report by McKinsey & Co., 78% of respondents revealed that their organization uses AI in at least…
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Understanding PTaaS Platforms: Penetration Testing as a Service Explained
Penetration testing is an essential component of an organization’s cybersecurity program. But the periodic snapshots that traditional testing provides are no longer effective in the…
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Maximizing Web App Security: The Powerful Synergy of ASM and Penetration Testing
According to Verizon’s 2024 Data Breach Investigation Report, nearly 40% of cybersecurity incidents result from web application vulnerabilities. Businesses relying on these applications for everyday…
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How Penetration Testing Addresses Supply Chain Security Risk
Remember the SolarWinds attack? In 2020, hackers exploited vulnerabilities in the popular IT service management software and injected malicious code in a routine update. 30,000 …
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