I started building PenVanta after seeing firsthand how broken the process was on both sides. Pentest firms were managing everything across spreadsheets, word documents and email chains, and the companies receiving reports were even worse off. They'd get a PDF, share it around and then nothing would happen with it for months. I wanted to build something that actually closed that loop. Not just a reporting tool for testers, but something that helped the companies on the receiving end take ownership of their findings and track whether things were genuinely getting better over time. The platform evolved a lot during development. The monitoring agent wasn't even in the original plan, it came from conversations with early users who kept asking how they could stay on top of changes between tests. That feedback loop has shaped pretty much every feature we've shipped since. We're still early and there's a lot more to come, but the core problem we set out to solve, making pen test findings actionable for everyone involved, hasn't changed.

PenVanta

Manage pen tests from both sides of the engagement

Manage pen tests from both sides of the engagement