Why Incenter
New vulnerabilities land every day. Attackers don’t wait for your annual test.
The threat changes daily. A test run once a year can’t keep up. Incenter is the same senior-led testing, run continuously.
51weeks an annual test can’t seethe gap between tests
Point-in-time vs continuous
One test a year. 51 weeks unwatched.
A point-in-time test still fits a specialist system that barely changes — we run those too. Everything else moves.
Once a year
Incenter
How often
Once a yearOnce, then silence
Incenter✓Continuously
New code & assets
Once a yearUntested till next year
Incenter✓Tested as they ship
New vulnerabilities
Once a yearKnown on test day
Incenter✓Checked as they land
Your fixes
Once a yearVerified next year
Incenter✓Re-tested automatically
Who tests
Once a yearA team, for a week
Incenter✓Automation + senior oversight
What you get
Once a yearA report, one point in time
Incenter✓Findings proven, kept current
In month six
Once a yearLast year’s report
Incenter✓A current answer
See what we’d find in 10 days.
We point Incenter at your real environment, and inside ten days you see exactly what a once-a-year test would miss — before you decide anything.
Proof, not paperwork
“480,000 endpoints, tested continuously — Incenter found zero-days our scanners missed for years.”
David McLeod · VP/CISO, Cox Enterprises
$2Mpenalty avoided — FNZ’s client security gate cleared in 24 hours.
Recognized by GartnerSample Vendor for Penetration Testing as a Service — Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Security Operations & XaaS.
One platform, not six subscriptions
It also replaces the stack you’d otherwise assemble.
You could buy…
…or use Incenter
ASMAttack Surface Management
✓Mapped continuously
VM / RBVMVulnerability Management
✓Included
DASTDynamic App Security Testing
✓Included
BASBreach & Attack Simulation
✓Included, taken further
ASVAutomated Security Validation
✓Proven by exploitation
CTEMContinuous Threat Exposure Mgmt
✓This is Incenter
847 raw findings from a tool stack become the 23 that are proven, reachable and ranked — one platform, one relationship. The acronym soup, in full →