How do cybersecurity pros fix everything when resources are limited?

They don’t! The key is learning to prioritize. 🗝️

Here’s how a risk-based approach can help:

1️⃣ Concentrate pentesting efforts on areas most likely to reveal critical flaws. Think authentication and access controls, exposed APIs, public-facing assets, outdated components, and misconfigurations in cloud or network environments.

2️⃣ Align remediation with business risk ➡️ prioritize criticals and highs based on real-world impact, not just CVE scores. Context matters.

3️⃣ Focus on the assets and attack paths that matter most, like apps handling sensitive data, exposed VPNs, and key cloud services.

❓How do you prioritize security efforts in your organization?

👉 If this resonates, you’ll love the full chat with Willa Riggins: https://youtu.be/-1dcIUn0ynQ?si=vR1Cs23VSt5Jq-pP

#ethicalhacking #offensivesecurity #cybersecurity

Whether you're:
👨‍💻 a consultant in need of delivering high-quality reports faster
🏢 an internal team scaling risk management
📡 or an MSSP managing various client pipelines

...our integrations help you move quicker, reduce risk, and prove value — without manual overhead.

Pentest-Tools.com connects seamlessly with:

✅ Jira – auto-create tickets for high-risk findings
✅ Slack / Teams – notify your team only when it matters
✅ GitHub Actions – trigger scans in CI/CD before pushing code
✅ Vanta / Nucleus – automate compliance & findings management
✅ Webhooks / API – build custom workflows with full control
and more

🔭 Explore integrations that match your workflow → https://pentest-tools.com/features/integrations

#appsec #devsecops #vulnerabilitymanagement

😮‍💨 Between chasing CVEs, managing findings, and keeping things running, infosec doesn’t leave much breathing room.

➕ The tools help. But they don’t replace the people you rely on when things get messy. Peers who’ve seen it before. Teammates who know how to cut through the noise.

❓So...how many of your friends work in infosec?

#ethicalhacking #offensivesecurity #cybersecurity

🌊 Drowning in tools and manual triage just to get clean findings into client reports or internal dashboards?

🔗 You can now push scan results directly into Nucleus Security to maintain separation between assets, scans, and clients, and to automate vuln management without sacrificing data structure.

🧠 Website scans got smarter with passive detections added to Light mode, GraphQL endpoint fuzzing, and new detection for response header injection.

✅ Sniper validates CVE-2024-56145 automatically, with payloads and screenshots included, so you don’t have to script it yourself.

📚 Explore how to perform network pentests that deliver proof, not just findings: https://pentest-tools.com/usage/network-pentesting

Looking for more updates? Find them in the video below ⬇️

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Some of our colleagues were toddlers when Infosecurity Europe first happened - 30 years ago! 😲 But that didn't stop us from celebrating their anniversary with them! 🥳 👇

Both in London and at our HQ, we took this opportunity to relish the feeling of community and purpose.

Information Security Buzz added even more gratitude and excitement by including us in their "Top 10 Coolest Startups at #InfosecurityEurope 2025" article: https://informationsecuritybuzz.com/top-10-coolest-startups-at-infosecurity-europe-2025/

Saying our product has "democratized red teaming, delivered from the cloud" was *beyond* nice! 🤩

A big kudos to the founders, organizers, and everyone we met at the event! This is an experience to which everyone contributes.

Network pentesting doesn’t need to be a patchwork of tools and scripts.
It needs proof. Clarity. And a faster way to get both.

Watch how our toolkit helps you:

🔎 Automate recon with replicable flows & chained tools
🛠️ Customize how tools run to match your pentest methodology
🎯 Prove real risk using Sniper Auto-Exploiter
📝 Deliver clean, actionable, evidence-rich findings

👀 Check how it all works in action ▶️ https://pentest-tools.com/usage/network-pentesting

#ethicalhacking #offensivesecurity #cybersecurity

From London 🇬🇧 to Munich 🇩🇪 - this week’s been packed, but in the best way. 👇

Today, three of our teammates are at the ALLNET GmbH ICT Solution Day (https://ict.allnet.de/en), soaking up conversations with some of the sharpest, most down-to-earth security practitioners in the DACH region.

We’re here thanks to our new partnership with ALLNET GmbH, and we couldn’t be more excited to bring our product closer to teams who want to ⚡️ move fast, 🎯 validate real risks, and 📊 deliver reports that actually *mean* something.

Big thanks to everyone we’ve met so far - you’ve made us feel welcome and challenged us with great questions.

Let’s be honest - your actual job title probably isn’t what shows up in HR.

So what’s your unofficial job title?

Good events and good exploits have one thing in common: they cut through the noise.

Zoom out to see what’s changing in #cybersecurity.
Zoom in to figure out which problems are still dragging everyone down - and how to fix them.

That’s exactly how #offensivesecurity works.

And that’s how we work too:

🗺️ making sure attack surface mapping paints the big picture
🔬 helping you zoom in on what’s actually exploitable
🪄 minimizing the false positives that skew perspective
📊 and delivering findings that stand up to scrutiny.

Whether you’re there to learn, share, or validate your approach, we'd love to chat!

Drop by stand C152 and meet (some of) the engineers behind Pentest-Tools.com!

If you're stopping by Infosecurity Europe this week, you can put faces to at least 10 names from our team! 👉 Find out who'll be at stand C152 from the link below - and come by for a chat, some exclusive swag, and maybe even a quick demo.

We're excited to meet old and new friends over the next few days and soak up all those insights that only hard-earned experience teaches!

Ready for some recon? 👉 https://pentest-tools.com/events/infosecurity-europe-2025

🤝 Behind every business that operates as securely as possible there's a partner who cares enough to go the extra mile. They're the:

➡️ MSPs who do more than deliver services
➡️ people who listen when a client is overwhelmed
➡️ specialists who act fast when new risks emerge
➡️ those who stay consistent when security gets complicated.

Because we know the hard work MSPs put in, we designed our Partner Program to support that commitment to be truly helpful - and human.

And so, we help Pentest-Tools.com partners:
✅ Run fast, reliable assessments - at scale
✅ Automate repetitive work, so they can focus on what matters
✅ Deliver clear, actionable findings their clients understand
✅ Strengthen their reputation as trusted advisors - not just service providers

When MSPs have the right tools, their clients gain more than just reports.
They gain clarity, confidence, and a sense that someone truly has their back, just like Jan Pedersen explains in this short video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9UO1ufOcXs

🔗 Explore our Partner Program and let’s grow together - with purpose: https://pentest-tools.com/partners

PS: You can also meet Jan Pedersen and more of our team at Infosec Europe next week! 👉 https://pentest-tools.com/events/infosecurity-europe-2025

If you’re in #offensivesecurity, you’ve probably had this thought: “Cool ML demo. But would I trust it during an actual engagement?” 👉

We’ve all seen the flood of automation promises - but the real question is:

What would you *realistically* trust Machine Learning to do for your workflow?

🆕 Security professionals: if you’re using Nucleus Security to manage your work at scale, this one’s for you. 👇

You can now push network and web findings from Pentest-Tools.com directly into your Nucleus projects - with full control over *what* gets sent, *when*, and *why*.

No more exports. No more sync scripts. Just insight where you need it:

✅ Control what gets sent
✅ Automate or review manually
✅ Maintain clean data separation for every client

Ready to integrate?

Watch Dragoş Sandu, our Product Manager, demo the integration:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQlDMA_FqIc

Here’s the thing: attackers don’t need to hack your infrastructure if they can just *log in*. 👉 A newly uncovered DB with 💥 184+ million leaked credentials is giving bad actors plenty of material for brute-force attacks.

The leak includes logins for Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Amazon, and many others - across "bank and financial accounts, health platforms, and government portals" to name a few.

Do these credentials exist in your organization? Only one way to find out. ↴

1. Add this new data to custom wordlists and
2. Use it with our Password Auditor across your network services and web apps.

Here’s why this is the most effective way to find - and prove - the real risks of weak login details:

Our Password Auditor provides:

✅ Real evidence of exploitation – not just a warning
It shows:
✔️ Successful login attempts
✔️ Response headers and body content as proof
✔️ Detected login form structure and how it was bypassed
✔️ Screenshots of login results when needed

✅ Smart login handling
✔️ It navigates complex, multi-step login forms, detects hidden fields, and supports CSRF tokens.

✅ Defense-aware testing
It recognizes and reports security measures like:
✔️ CAPTCHAs
✔️ Rate limiting
✔️ IP-based blocking

This means you know not only what’s vulnerable, but also how far an attacker could get before hitting a wall - or walking right in.

If you’re not auditing credentials, attackers might be.

See why our Password Auditor is a much more effective tool than Hydra (across 26 web apps): https://pentest-tools.com/vs/hydra

And here are 184 million reasons why you need to periodically audit credentials across your organization: https://www.zdnet.com/article/massive-data-breach-exposes-184-million-passwords-for-google-microsoft-facebook-and-more/

🔍 Your standard vulnerability scanner says 3,000 issues. The SOC fixes… 3.

This doesn't happen because security teams don't know what to do. (They def' do!) It's that they struggle to do it efficiently.

Do you see this as a tooling problem or as an internal process problem?

Asking for a friend*.

*Because Gartner is talking about Adversarial exposure validation (AEV) solutions, which they define as "technologies that deliver consistent, continuous and automated evidence of the feasibility of an attack."

↳ Do we need another category in the #cybersecurity industry or do we need to adjust *how* we do this type of work?

Drop your perspective in the replies.

PS: Don't know what Adversarial exposure validation (AEV) solutions are? Check this out for clarification: https://www.gartner.com/doc/reprints?id=1-2KIP2NOW&ct=250313&st=sb

Ever wanted to talk directly to the engineers behind Pentest-Tools.com? ↴

Now’s your chance!

At Infosecurity Europe, our offensive security engineers, product minds, and customer success pros will be at stand C152 - ready to answer questions, swap war stories, and show you how we turn scans into proof, fast.

📍 Stand C152 | Infosecurity Europe 2025 | June 3–5 | ExCeL London

Whether you’re automating internal scans, validating critical risks with screenshots and PoCs, or building reports that actually land with leadership - our team can help you do more with the tools you already trust.

👀 See live demos of high-impact workflows
💬 Get 1:1 time with the engineers behind the platform
🎁 Grab exclusive event swag (yes, you’ll actually wear it)
🎓 And don’t miss our hands-on security workshop on June 3rd

We’re not just showing up - we’re showing what reliable, practitioner-built tooling looks like.

👉 Planning to attend?

Drop by stand C152 - or check out the page in the comments to book time with the team.

Get all the details right here 👉 https://pentest-tools.com/events/infosecurity-europe-2025

#InfosecurityEurope #CyberSecurity #OffensiveSecurity

@xaetacore A very legitimate expectation.

How about with tools for offensive security work?

ML is everywhere in cybersecurity - but how do you really know when it works?

What does your 🦅 eye look for in terms of proof of real value?

You’re not looking for “next-gen scanning capabilities.” 🙄

You’re looking for:
✅ a tool that doesn’t spam you with false positives
✅ evidence you can hand to your client or your CISO
✅ reports that don’t take hours to clean up

We just updated our All Tools page (link ⬇️) to make it easier for you to find the right tool for the right job - whether you need quick insights or deep validation for:

👉 Web, network, cloud, API
👉 Authenticated & unauthenticated scans
👉 Built-in reporting across assessments

🔧 Browse by what you need. Launch what fits your workflow. 👉 https://pentest-tools.com/alltools

That's one click to every tool we’ve built - organized by purpose and ready to launch. (Plus, some of them have free versions!)

If your clients expect proof - not just PDFs - this is the partnership for you! 👉

Our Partner Network gives M(S)SPs the product, support, and pricing model to:

✅ Launch deep vulnerability scans in minutes
✅ Validate risks with real exploit evidence
✅ Deliver clean, client-ready reports that build trust

Interested in growing your services with a product that 2,000+ security teams in 119 countries use every day to get real results?

Check out this link to get in touch with Gabriel Pana (SVP, GTM & Customer Experience) and Jan Pedersen (Channel Account Manager) and learn all about it: https://pentest-tools.com/partners

PS: We don’t promise buzzwords. We help you deliver.