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Pentest types (PTaaS)

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Intigriti's PTaaS is a modern security testing solution that streamlines scheduling, enhances communication, and focuses on delivering real impact, addressing the inefficiencies often found in traditional pentesting engagements. It combines the proven methodology of traditional pentesting with the flexibility and outcome-driven approach of bug bounty programs. PTaaS provides structured, transparent engagements that reward meaningful results.

Pentest types

Intigriti PTaaS offers three distinct pentest types, allowing you to choose the level of assurance and reporting that best fits your needs:
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Focused pentest

  • Purpose: For targeted testing of specific assets or to check for worst case scenarios, providing quick validation and a Letter of Attestation (LOA).β€―

  • Best for: Targeted testing of new or high-priority assets where creative coverage and valuable vulnerability insights are key. Ideal when you need flexible and in-depth results.

  • Includes:

    • Hybrid payouts

    • Committed researcher

    • Real-time reporting and communication channel

    • Letter of Attestation (LoA)

Comprehensive pentest

  • Purpose: Full-coverage security assessment with formal deliverables and structured insights.

  • Best for: Teams requiring validated findings and detailed reports based on industry-recognized penetration test methodologies.

  • Includes:

    • Everything in Focused Pentest

    • Live progress view on performed test following well-known testing checklists for Web / API, iOS, Android, and GenAI assets.

    • Formal deliverables with a full penetration test report

    • Assurance testing (validation of remediated findings)

    • Adherence to industry-recognized methodologies (e.g., OWASP, PTES, NIST, CREST).

Certified pentest

  • Purpose: Compliance-grade testing performed by certified experts, ideal for meeting stringent regulatory and enterprise security mandates.

  • Best for: Regulated industries or organizations with specific compliance obligations (e.g., DORA, ISO 27001, SOC-2, etc.)

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