One view of real, exploitable risk across the estate.

Outcomes the board understands

• Board-ready risk measured in real exploit chains

  Stop reporting scanner severity counts and start reporting the number of confirmed business-impact chains closed this quarter. Every number traces back to a replayable evidence bundle the auditor can re-run.

• One offensive platform replaces four scanners

  Consolidate DAST, IAST, runtime DOM analysis, and authorization testing into a single deterministic pipeline so the security budget goes to outcomes, not license seats.

• Compliance-mapped reports on demand

  Every Pentrova engagement ships a compliance-mapped PDF report plus per-finding evidence bundles. Findings are tagged to PCI DSS 4.0, ISO 27001:2022, HIPAA Security Rule, and GDPR controls so audit prep is a file copy instead of a scramble.

Where Pentrova consolidates the CISO stack

• One platform, unified coverage

  Web App Pentesting, API Pentesting, Authorization Matrix, and DOM XSS Taint all run in one platform so coverage decisions become a roadmap, not a procurement cycle.

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• Attack Chains as a risk metric

  A curated catalog of escalation chains and dynamic LLM chains give the CISO a concrete, comparable number to report quarter over quarter.

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• Sandbox PoC as evidence

  Sanitised RCE, LFI, SSRF, SQLi, XXE, and SSTI artifacts are safe to forward to auditors, boards, and customers without re-engineering.

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• Trust Center alignment

  Pentrova publishes its own ISO 27001 program status, GDPR posture, data-handling policy, and disclosure policy at the Trust Center, which links the DPA and the named sub-processor list published with the product, so the CISO inherits a vetted vendor.

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• Integrations that match security workflows

  Findings flow into Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, email, and custom webhooks; CI gating templates ship for GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, CircleCI, Azure Pipelines, and Bitbucket.

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Board-ready by default.

The thirty-minute CISO walkthrough covers portfolio coverage, the board-grade exposure language Pentrova produces, and the audit posture procurement teams already ask for — the DPA, the named sub-processor list, the ISO 27001 program, and retention.