Continuous pentesting

Every release tested. Before it goes live.

You ship faster than you could ever schedule a pentest. So we test at the same pace. Queue up a release and our AI goes to work, trained on how Zolder pentests. Then one of our pentesters looks at every finding. What comes back to you is real, has impact and can be fixed right away.

Continuous pentesting // Per release // AI + pentester // Manually verified // PoC + fix + prompt

From release to findings

Six steps, every time you ship something new.

From release to findings

Six steps, every time you ship something new.

01 Release

You deploy

Hook up your pipeline or queue a test yourself. A new release is all it takes to start: no quote cycle, no scheduling weeks ahead.

02 AI pentest

We pentest your release before you ship

The most capable AI models available work through your application. Layer by layer: from the interface to the API, the authentication and the data behind it.

03 Our method

The AI thinks like our pentesters

It knows our approach: how we do recon, where we look for vulnerabilities and what it takes to turn a finding into one you can trust. Not a scanner ticking boxes, but years of Zolder experience in every test.

04 Findings

Complex vulnerabilities, in a short time

Not just the well-known mistakes, but the chains too: a small leak in one layer that, combined with a flaw in another, suddenly leads to full access. In hours instead of weeks.

05 Human in the loop

Every finding checked by a person

A Zolder pentester checks everything the AI finds. Noise and false positives go out, the findings that really matter stay in. The same bar as every other pentest we do.

06 Finding

Back with you, ready to fix

For every finding a description, the impact, a proof of concept and a fix. Plus a prompt you can paste straight into your own AI assistant to close the hole.

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You've got Zolder. With a human in the loop. The quality you're used to.

Every finding you get from us has been looked at, reproduced and weighed by one of our pentesters. Exactly what you are used to from us.

What you get for every finding

Not a PDF full of scanner output. Every finding is something your developers can pick up straight away.

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Description

What is wrong and where, in plain language. So even someone who did not write the code understands what is going on.

02 //

Impact

What an attacker can actually do with it, and how bad that is for your business. That is what you set your priority on.

03 //

Proof of concept

The steps or script we used to demonstrate the issue. Run it again after your fix and you know whether it is closed.

04 //

Fix

A concrete fix for your code and your stack, not generic advice from a checklist.

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Prompt

A ready-made prompt for your AI coding assistant, with all the context it needs to close the hole properly.

Why continuous pentesting

A yearly pentest is a snapshot. Your code changes every week.

Testing at your team’s pace

Every release gets tested, not just the one version that happened to fall in the pentest window.

Found before it is live

A hole you close before release costs a commit. A hole in production costs a lot more.

No noise in your backlog

Only verified findings with real impact. Your developers do not waste time on false positives.

Same people, same bar

The AI works to our method and our pentesters sign off on the result. It is still a Zolder pentest.

Frequently asked questions

Does this replace a regular pentest?

For a new application we first recommend a full pentest, carried out by our pentesters (with AI). Continuous pentesting takes it from there and checks every release that follows.

How fast do I get results?

The AI test itself takes hours, not weeks. After that a pentester checks the findings. How long that takes depends on the size of your release and what was found; we agree on it with you up front.

Is my code or data used to train AI models?

No. We use models under terms where your data is not used for training, and we keep nothing longer than the test and the report need.

Do you test in production?

We prefer to test on an acceptance or staging environment, before the release goes live. If you want production included as well, we agree on the rules of engagement together beforehand.

A pentest for every release?

Tell us how you ship, and we will show you how continuous pentesting fits into your pipeline.