Continuous Testing Orchestration
Don't wait to test changes. Automatically turn product releases into live testing actions for rapid & continuous security testing.
What does Continuous Testing Orchestration mean?
Traditional security testing sees delays of up to a year between changes being made and tests being completed. Which means vulnerabilities can be exposed for a potentially damaging amount of time before being found and fixed.
On top of this, traditional pentesting exercises can be fragmented, time consuming and disruptive to operations.
But what if you could test new releases when they’re made without disrupting your workflow?
1.Turn Development Changes into Dynamic Testing Actions
The Cytix platform assesses change data as and when it’s made. It reports on how, when and where tests should take place.
Not every change requires the same level of attention. So Cytix automatically prioritises these testing actions for you.
But that’s only the first part of the process.
3.Complete Vulnerability Visibility
The final element ensures full visibility across your vulnerability management programme.
It’s super simple to connect exposed vulnerabilities back to the development team.
And when fixes are complete, Cytix’s closed loop system means they’re re-entered back into the platform so you can be confident of their success.
2. Connect To The Tests, Services & People You Need
Now you’ve got a strategic list of tests to perform, Cytix handles the rest. Whether the tests are automatic or manual, full testing orchestration is managed from within one central platform.
Cytix integrates with your existing tools and offers a selection from within the Cytix marketplace.
Remove manual processes and external systems to streamline cross-team communication, improve Mean Time to Detection (MTTD) and create happier teams.
When do you need Continuous Testing Orchestration?
Does your current testing programme keep up with your cadence of change?
Do you have confidence that your security testing programme is specific to your company's needs?
Are you able to action all vulnerabilities when they’re identified?
Is your testing process optimised by automation?
Do you have full visibility over the testing of changes going live?
Are you prioritising your testing schedule based on risk level?
If your answer is no to any of these questions, Cytix will benefit your security testing programme.
What are the benefits of Continuous Testing Orchestration?
Who is Continuous Testing Orchestration for?
Cytix gives CISOs complete oversight on the performance of their security testing programme.
A clear view of Mean Time to Detection (MTTD) makes it simple to make informed strategic choices and find ways to optimise security testing spend.
Ultimately, automating testing orchestration enables CISOs to oversee a programme that finds vulnerabilities faster, without the manual overhead. Saving valuable time and resources.
Complete security programme oversight
Faster MTTD
Reduced manual overhead
Cytix enables Security Engineers to manage tests, supervise remediation and collate reports, all in one centralised place.
Automating manual testing workflows makes it simple to manage multiple tests simultaneously. And centralising testing orchestration improves programme visibility across key stakeholders.
Cytix means Security Engineers spend less time juggling manual reports, tests and systems, and more time actioning valuable tactics.
Automated test orchestration
Easy management of simultaneous testing
A centralised security testing process
Cytix dramatically improves the communication for developers when vulnerabilities are found, meaning they’re quicker and easier to fix.
As Cytix orchestrates tests on live changes made to the code, there are no big delays in-between. Cytix pin-points the change that introduced the vulnerability, so developers know exactly where to fix. And the speed at which the vulnerability is found means the code is still at the forefront of the developers mind.
As well as this, Cytix integrates into all existing ticketing systems. So there’s no interruption to current processes and fixes become a seamless part to the development process.
More time spent on writing code, less time decripting comprehensive yearly reports
Clear communication between test results and vulnerability exposure
Direct integrations with all the major ticketing and testing systems