Continuous Testing Orchestration Platform

Cytix has been a breath of fresh air in regards to ‘traditional’ penetration testing. The platform has made for a far more engaging, transparent and effective experience in our vulnerability management programme.

Settla,

CEO

Debtstream,

Head of Implementation and Customer Success

1 The Intelligence Engine

Assess live development changes and new features to create dynamic testing actions.

Import Event Data

What is event data?

Organisations continually produce information as a natural part of their software development processes (SDLC). It’s these ‘breadcrumbs’, or ‘event data’ that the Cytix platform assesses to determine when and where tests should take place.

How do we integrate?

The Intelligence Engine imports this event data from tickets and pull requests through native API integrations. These include tools in the offensive, defensive, collaboration and engineering space. So it connects effortlessly into existing workflows.

Github, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Jira, ServiceNow, Slack, Teams and Notion are all examples of the systems Cytix integrates with.

Create Dynamic Testing Actions

Event data is assessed through a combination of pattern matching and large language models (AL/LLM) that determine:

1.What has changed
2.The types of vulnerabilities that are likely to be introduced by that change
3.The most effective tests to identify those vulnerabilities

These results are mapped into an appropriate sequence of testing actions of manual and/or automated processes. So you can ensure truly continuous security testing through automatically assessing and acting on every single change.

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Integrations

Ticket pull requests

2 Testing Action Orchestration

Centrally connect to the right tools and services to carry out your tests, all from the same platform.

Manual Tests

Manual tests are performed in one of three ways:

1.Delivered as a managed service by the Cytix team
2.Delivered by an outsourced company i.e Bugcrowd
3.Delivered by your existing internal team

Whatever approach you choose, the Cytix platform provides a full collaboration suite for communication throughout the testing cycle.

Powered by automated workflows, remove any unnecessary bottlenecks in communication and dramatically improve Mean Time to Detection (MTTD).

Automated Tests

Manual tests are performed in one of three ways:

DAST (Dynamic Application Security Testing)

SAST (Static Application Security Testing)

Infrastructure Scanning

These native integrations mean tests are centrally managed, removing the manual back-and-forth between testing tools.

So you can save valuable time across testing programmes.

3 Advanced Vulnerability Reporting

Assess live development changes and new features to create dynamic testing actions.

Agile Reports

What is reported?

Vulnerability details include:

The class of vulnerability

Where it was found and steps to replicate

The impact of the vulnerability and remedial & mitigation advice

Filter your list of vulnerabilities by priority, assets, component, or environment to easily pin-point specific vulnerabilities.

Who are the reports for?

The granular vulnerability detail is perfect for Security Engineers and Developers.

High-level reports can also be generated for customers, auditors, and stakeholders for vulnerability visibility all year round.

Vulnerability Management

Designed to be as seamless as possible, developers have a choice over how they consume vulnerability information

1.Within the platform through a full collaboration suite
2.Outbound integrations that export data into existing systems (e.g Jira)

And when vulnerabilities are marked as fixed, Cytix’s remediation workflow automatically creates a new validation sequence to ensure its effectiveness. So vulnerabilities are fixed 100% of the time.