For years, point-in-time penetration testing has been the standard for measuring risk. But today’s dynamic environments require continuous exposure management to stay ahead.
But there’s a limitation: point-in-time only shows you where you stood once. Environments evolve daily. A single misconfigured identity integration, new cloud bucket, or vendor connection introduced weeks after a test can open the door to compromise.
At OSec, we built Incenter to close this gap. Point-in-time testing remains essential, but organizations also need continuous exposure management to keep up with today’s dynamic environments.
Here’s what that looks like in practice:
Organizations across industries face the same challenge: exposures don’t wait for the next scheduled test.
With Incenter, teams are able to:
Across sectors like finance, healthcare, and manufacturing, security leaders consistently tell us that continuous validation helps them act faster and with more confidence than relying on point-in-time testing alone.
Continuous exposure management isn’t just for Fortune 500s. Incenter was designed for teams with limited security staff who can’t afford to spend weeks chasing false positives. Whether you’re a lean IT shop or a large enterprise, the goal is the same: close exposures before they become incidents.
We know cost and complexity are top of mind. That’s why Incenter is offered as a transparent subscription model — no per-user licensing tricks, no hidden fees. Just continuous protection that fits into your existing workflows.
Point-in-time testing tells you where you stood then.
Incenter tells you where you stand now — and helps you close exposures before they linger past 90 days.
Together, they deliver both the depth of simulated attack and the breadth of real-time visibility.
If you want to dig deeper, here are two ways to explore: