Recommendations to others considering Cyver Core:
Time wise i think it's good to do it, large teams can really benefit. I think you need to take the time to set up templates well before you launch pentests, so everything is replicable. Cyver also allows you to be more involved with your customers so if you can get onboarding buy-in, you should add them to the tool. Customers and your pentesters need to be aware of the fact that it's an interactive application and customers will ask questions inside the app and you have to be prepared to answer them. While this costs time, I find that it results in more connection with the customer and more repeat business because they're more engaged with my company. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is Cyver Core solving and how is that benefiting you?
Saving time per pentest with automated reporting, auto-fill with the CVEs, it's not perfect but it saves a lot of time. Putting evidence in the report is automated because it's uploaded in one go. Cyver matches the vulnerability to the vulnerabilities you have. If you work with more people, Cyver's platform means every pentest is in the same format, same platform, same layout, same template, so they always work within the same process and deliver the same results. This makes it easier to manage more people. It's easier to switch between compliance frameworks like DigiD or OWASP Top 10 and just switch to a different norm and the application adapts. We can use our time more efficiently to take on more pentests now Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.