BreachLock, the leading global provider of Penetration Testing Services, has recently announced the release of its highly anticipated 2023 BreachLock Penetration Testing Intelligence Report. This comprehensive report provides valuable insights into the state of penetration testing, covering critical security aspects across various domains such as applications, APIs, networks, cloud, DevOps, and IoT, as well as key industries and geographies. Notably, the report includes an analysis of the most exploited categories outlined in the OWASP Top 10 and asset-specific vulnerabilities.
The 2023 BreachLock Penetration Testing Intelligence Report is based on an extensive examination of 3000 penetration tests conducted over a 12-month period from 2022 to 2023. These tests were carried out by BreachLock’s certified penetration testers and security researchers, resulting in a comprehensive analysis of the findings that directly impact business-critical systems. The data-rich Pentesting as a Service (PTaaS) provided by BreachLock served as a reliable source for this report.
Following the release of the report, Seemant Sehgal, the Founder and CEO of BreachLock, expressed his thoughts on the significance of this publication. Sehgal emphasized the company’s commitment to contributing to the cybersecurity community by empowering CISOs and cybersecurity professionals to enhance their defense strategies. He noted, “BreachLock’s 2023 Penetration Testing Intelligence Report reflects our commitment to giving back to the cybersecurity community by empowering CISOs and cybersecurity professionals to elevate their defense strategies.” Sehgal further explained that their primary goal is to enable leaders and defenders with valuable and data-driven intelligence, ultimately helping them stay ahead of the evolving cyber threats and emerging risks that tend to exploit the most vulnerable assets and security controls.
Notable findings from the report shed light on the increasing significance of security control testing, the growing need for penetration testing tools and services, and the challenges faced by highly regulated industries in effectively implementing security and compliance measures.
BreachLock’s automated and AI-driven Pentesting as a Service (PTaaS) combined with their human-delivered solutions have successfully established the company as a global leader in this domain. Their fully integrated platform offers standardized benchmarks of attack techniques, security controls, and processes, facilitated by artificial intelligence, resulting in accelerated and efficient penetration testing. Compared to alternative and traditional methods, BreachLock’s approach reduces both the time and cost associated with penetration testing while ensuring consistency and accuracy in results.
In addition to their comprehensive range of services, BreachLock assists customers in meeting various compliance requirements. This includes PCI DSS penetration testing, HIPAA penetration testing, GDPR testing, NIST CSF, SOC 2, as well as third-party vendor security pentesting.
By providing actionable insights and empowering cybersecurity professionals with data-driven intelligence, BreachLock aims to minimize the threats posed by cybercriminals. Ultimately, their goal is to equip organizations with the necessary tools and knowledge to proactively mitigate risks and defend against emerging cyber threats. For more information about BreachLock’s automated PTaaS and full-stack penetration testing, visit www.breachlock.com.
About BreachLock:
BreachLock is a renowned global leader in Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS). It offers fully automated and AI-enabled solutions integrated into a single seamless platform, effectively delivering faster and more cost-efficient pentesting services. Through their standardized framework driven by artificial intelligence, BreachLock consistently benchmarks attack techniques, security controls, and processes, enabling customers to achieve enhanced predictability, consistency, and real-time results. Furthermore, BreachLock’s expertise extends to assisting organizations in meeting compliance requirements such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, GDPR, NIST CSF, SOC 2, and vendor security pentesting.