Built around the idea that security evidence should actually prove something

Most pentest reports don't fail because of bad intentions. They fail because the methodology prioritizes coverage speed over exploitation depth, and the output prioritizes deliverable volume over clarity of impact.

An engineering team receives a 60-page PDF with 40 findings ranked Medium. Twelve of them are scanner false positives. Eight are informational. The rest describe real issues — but the reproduction steps are vague, the code paths aren't specified, and the remediation guidance is a CWE link. The report satisfies the checkbox. Nothing in the codebase changes.

Provecore exists because B2B SaaS teams deserve better than that — especially when they're closing enterprise deals, preparing for audits, and deploying continuously. Every finding we report is manually validated and exploited. Every report is written for two audiences simultaneously: the developer who needs to fix it, and the procurement reviewer who needs to trust it.

Our approach

We work with a small number of B2B SaaS companies at any given time. Not a large customer list — a focused one. This keeps engagement quality high and turnaround fast.

Testing is exploitation-led. We trace authorization paths, probe business logic, test session handling, and attempt to chain findings into realistic attack sequences. If a vulnerability requires a multi-step chain to exploit, we prove the chain, not just each link in isolation.

Our retesting turnaround is measured in days. After your team applies fixes, we retest the specific findings, confirm remediation, and issue a written confirmation letter. This is separate evidence from the original report — a concrete artifact your team can reference, share with customers, or include in audit packages.

What we will not do

• We will not test any target without written authorization from an authorized representative.
• We will not exceed the agreed scope without written amendment.
• We will not perform destructive actions (data deletion, service disruption) without explicit written permission.
• We will not perform social engineering unless explicitly scoped and authorized.
• We will not claim certifications or accreditations we do not hold.
• We will not report findings we cannot reproduce and demonstrate.

Who we work with

B2B SaaS companies — primarily Series A through Series B — with web applications and APIs, cloud-native infrastructure, and active enterprise sales motion. We are a good fit when security evidence directly affects your pipeline, your audit preparation, or your customers' procurement process.