PentestFlow
The operating system for penetration testing teams.
What it does
Plan with structured methodologies, run tools from one workspace, capture evidence as you go, and ship audit-ready reports. Built for solo testers and for pentesters collaborating on the same target. Open core, with commercial editions for teams and enterprises.
Plan with structured methodologies, run tools from one workspace, capture evidence as you go, and ship audit-ready reports. Built for solo testers and for pentesters collaborating on the same target. Open core, with commercial editions for teams and enterprises. Most teams stitch together notes apps, terminals, screenshot folders, and Word templates. The work is real. The system is not. Every tester works differently. Coverage drifts client to client. Screenshots, commands, and outputs forgotten in random folders. PentestFlow gives security teams a single place to plan, run, and document offensive work, mapped to the lifecycle they actually follow. Step-by-step methodologies turn ad-hoc…from pentestflow.ai
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