| What it tests | Internal networks, external assets, cloud, web applications, APIs and hybrid environments across the Pentera platform. AI web application testing was announced on 29 July 2026, in beta for selected customers with general availability planned for Q4 2026. | Web apps, APIs (REST, GraphQL, SOAP), networks and servers, internal or external. Black-box for every target; grey-box with your test accounts for web apps and APIs. |
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| Findings and review | Pentera Core records each attack action and its result, and maps attack paths. Pentera says its web application testing delivers validated findings with exploit evidence. Its product pages do not mention a person reviewing findings before you see them. | AI authors each finding and a named consultant approves it before you can see it. Every finding carries the request, response and impact, so your team can reproduce it. |
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| Fixes and retests | Pentera Core re-runs attack paths to confirm that remediation reduces attacker reach. Pentera Resolve adds automated remediation, tickets routed to owners and re-testing. | Retests of confirmed findings for 12 months under your engagement terms. Fix drafts the code change in VS Code or Visual Studio (beta) for your developers to review. |
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| Application protection | None described in Pentera’s product pages. | Defend, sold separately, adds protection rules for supported findings inside your Node.js app. It starts in log-only mode and blocks only once you turn enforcement on. Ownership flaws such as IDOR are logged, never blocked: they need the code fix. |
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| How it runs | A platform you operate in live production environments, with your own guardrails, scope and timing. | A scoped pentest run from our own attack infrastructure. External targets need nothing installed; internal targets are reached through a small connector that needs no admin rights. The report arrives in 48 hours for agreed scope once access is ready. |
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