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Pentesting Without Fixing Is Just Theater
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A Penetration Test Is Not a Checkbox
Too many companies run pentests just to satisfy compliance. The reports get filed, the findings ignored. Real security comes from action — not documentation.
High-Risk Findings Linger for Months
Critical vulnerabilities identified in reports often remain open long after the test. Why? Because remediation isn’t budgeted, prioritized, or tracked.
Developers Don’t See the Output
Security teams get the results, but the devs responsible for the code never hear about it. Without context, there’s no learning — and the same bugs keep getting written.
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Retests Are Rare — So Fixes Go Unverified
Many orgs don’t run validation tests after remediation. They assume patches worked. Attackers don’t assume — they confirm.
Internal Testing Is Even More Ignored
External pentests get all the attention, but most attacks come from within. Internal apps and configurations rarely get tested — yet often hold the crown jewels.
Integrate Pentests Into Your DevSecOps Loop
Move away from once-a-year reports. Run continuous assessments, track remediation in sprints, and treat pentesters like partners — not auditors.
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