Security testing that proves itself
Every finding we report is exploitable. Not theoretical. Not a scanner hit. Proven.
Continuous web and API pentesting for B2B SaaS companies preparing for enterprise deals, SOC 2 reviews, and continuous releases.
Services
Offensive security testing with rigorous evidence
We test web applications and APIs the way a skilled attacker would — methodically, with full exploitation proof. Then we document every finding with the detail your developers and your enterprise buyers both need.
Launch Secure
First engagement or project-based testing
Scoped web and API pentest with exploitation-led methodology. Includes executive and technical reports, remediation guidance, and one retest round.
Release Guard
Ongoing coverage matched to your release cadence
Monthly or quarterly pentest sprints scoped to new features and changed surfaces. Live findings register, retest included each cycle.
Audit & Procurement Pack
Ready for enterprise deals and security reviews
Comprehensive pentest with procurement-formatted report package, remediation confirmation letter, retest evidence, and optional one-page security summary.
Who we help
B2B SaaS teams under enterprise security pressure
Your product works. Your team ships. But when an enterprise prospect sends a vendor security questionnaire, or your SOC 2 auditor asks for pentest evidence, the standard annual scan report doesn't cut it.
We work with engineering-led B2B SaaS companies from Series A through Series B who need stronger, faster, more credible security evidence — for their customers, their auditors, and their own release cycle.
See full profileClosing enterprise deals with security-conscious buyers
Preparing for SOC 2 Type I or Type II audits
Responding to vendor security questionnaires
Shipping continuously and need coverage to match
Previous pentest was shallow or scanner-only
Engineering team needs actionable, code-level findings
How it works
From request to confirmed fix
Scope request
Submit your stack, surfaces, and goals. We respond within one business day.
Kickoff
30-minute call to align on scope, credentials, timeline, and rules of engagement.
Testing
Focused exploitation-led testing. Critical findings surfaced same day, verbally.
Report delivery
Executive + technical report delivered. Findings walkthrough call included.
Retest + confirmation
After your fixes, we verify each finding and issue written confirmation.
Why Provecore
What makes the work different
Every finding is proven exploitable
We don't report theoretical issues or scanner noise. If it's in the report, we demonstrated it. Your engineers get root cause, proof of exploitation, and exact remediation steps.
Retesting in days, not months
After your team applies a fix, we verify it and issue a written confirmation. No waiting for the next annual review cycle. No ambiguity about whether the issue is closed.
Reports that satisfy two audiences
Engineers need reproduction steps and code-level context. Procurement teams need executive summaries and remediation evidence. We write both in the same package.
Scoped to what you actually ship
Annual checkbox pentests miss what you shipped in Q3. We work with your release surface — new endpoints, changed auth flows, recently deployed features — not a static scope from six months ago.
See what a real deliverable looks like
Our sample report shows the structure, detail level, and evidence quality of a Provecore engagement. Executive summary through technical findings through remediation guidance.
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Common questions
How is this different from running an automated scanner?
Automated scanners produce high false-positive rates and miss business logic vulnerabilities entirely. We use tools as part of the process, but every finding in our reports is manually validated, exploited, and documented with evidence. The difference shows up in report quality, developer time saved, and procurement reviewer confidence.
How long does a pentest take?
A typical Launch Secure engagement runs 5–10 business days from access to report delivery, depending on scope. Release Guard sprints are scoped to fit your release timeline. We align on this during the scoping call.
Do you need access to our source code?
No. We run black-box and grey-box engagements by default. Source code access (white-box) is optional and can accelerate coverage if you want it, but it is not required.
What is included in the retest?
After you apply fixes, we retest the specific findings from the original engagement, confirm they are remediated, and issue a written retest confirmation letter. This is suitable for procurement or audit responses.
Can we use the report for SOC 2 or enterprise vendor security questionnaires?
Yes. Our Audit & Procurement Pack is specifically structured for this. It includes a procurement-formatted report, remediation evidence, and retest confirmation — the standard artifacts requested during vendor security reviews.
Ready to see what we find?
Start with a 30-minute scoping call. We'll review your stack, confirm the right engagement type, and give you a fixed quote within 48 hours.