Recommendations to others considering Red Sentry:
If you’re a SaaS company that has achieved SOC 2 (or is working toward it), penetration testing is the logical next step — especially if you’re selling to enterprise customers. Red Sentry takes a practical, no-nonsense approach that focuses on real risk rather than flashy tooling.
Make sure you’re clear about your highest-risk areas and goals going into the engagement, and use the process as an opportunity to strengthen internal security practices — not just to obtain a certificate.
For teams going through pentesting for the first time, Red Sentry makes the process straightforward and manageable while still delivering meaningful security improvements. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What problems is Red Sentry solving and how is that benefiting you?
We had just achieved SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, but enterprise prospects were asking for formal penetration testing results. While pentesting isn’t strictly required for SOC 2, it’s often expected by larger customers. Red Sentry helped us close that gap by conducting external, web application, and API penetration testing across our platform.
As an AI customer service platform handling sensitive business data and end-user conversations, security is critical. Red Sentry identified medium, low, and advisory-level vulnerabilities and provided clear, actionable remediation guidance. After we implemented fixes, they retested and validated everything quickly.
The result was more than a report — it was a verified improvement in our security posture and a formal certificate we can share with enterprise prospects. That has strengthened customer confidence and directly supports our sales process. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.