Product security for fast-moving engineering teams
SaaS companies ship fast. Attackers move faster. CyVigilant embeds security testing into your release cycle — continuous application pentesting, enterprise security reviews, and SOC 2 readiness assessments — so you can close enterprise deals and satisfy security questionnaires without slowing down development.
The security challenges that block enterprise deals.
Continuous application pentesting
Enterprise security questionnaires increasingly require quarterly or continuous pentesting evidence. We integrate into your release cycle — testing new features, APIs, and infrastructure changes on a regular cadence with cumulative reports your sales team can use.
Multi-tenant isolation testing
Multi-tenancy is the most critical security property of a SaaS product. We specifically test cross-tenant data access, tenant escalation paths, and API authorization boundaries — the class of bugs that causes catastrophic SaaS breaches.
Enterprise security review support
Large enterprise customers conduct their own security assessments before signing contracts. We prepare you — reviewing your product security posture, identifying gaps likely to be flagged, and producing the evidence packages security teams ask for.
SOC 2 readiness assessments
Our SOC 2 readiness work covers the security controls auditors actually scrutinise — pentesting evidence for CC7, vulnerability-management posture, change-management testing, and incident-response simulations — producing the artefacts you need before a Type I or Type II audit.
Secure SDLC integration
We work with your engineering team to integrate secure code review and DAST into the development pipeline — threat modeling for new features, developer-friendly remediation guidance, and a playbook for your security champions.
Security testing that unblocks enterprise sales.
B2B SaaS — continuous pentest programme
A Series C B2B SaaS company integrated quarterly CyVigilant application pentests into their release cycle to satisfy enterprise security questionnaires. Tests of new features caught an SSRF vulnerability and a privilege-escalation path before they reached production customers. The cumulative pentest report has since been used to close multiple enterprise contracts.
- Pentest integrated into quarterly release cycle
- SSRF and privilege-escalation caught pre-production
- Cumulative report closed multiple enterprise deals
API-first SaaS — enterprise security review
Before going upmarket, an API-first SaaS underwent a full product-security posture review to identify gaps likely to be flagged by enterprise security teams. We found broken object-level authorization flaws and missing rate-limiting on authentication endpoints — both fixed before the first enterprise proof-of-concept.
- Full product-security posture review
- BOLA and rate-limiting gaps closed pre-enterprise
- Security evidence package produced for sales team
SaaS security — frequently asked questions
Most enterprise security questionnaires and SOC 2 Type II requirements expect at least annual penetration testing, and increasingly ask for quarterly tests or continuous testing evidence. For fast-moving SaaS companies with frequent releases, quarterly tests tied to your release cycle provide the best coverage and produce a cumulative report that satisfies even the strictest enterprise security teams.
Most enterprise security questionnaires and SOC 2 Type II requirements expect at least annual penetration testing, and increasingly ask for quarterly tests or continuous testing evidence. For fast-moving SaaS companies with frequent releases, quarterly tests tied to your release cycle provide the best coverage and produce a cumulative report that satisfies even the strictest enterprise security teams.
Multi-tenant isolation testing specifically targets the boundary between tenants in a shared SaaS environment — testing whether a malicious user in one tenant can access, modify, or delete data belonging to another tenant. This includes testing API authorization at the object and tenant level, testing session management across tenant contexts, and attempting tenant-level privilege escalation. It is the most critical class of testing for a SaaS product.
CyVigilant handles the technical security-testing side of SOC 2 — penetration testing of the production environment, vulnerability-management evidence for CC7 controls, change-management testing, and incident-response simulations. We produce the artefacts and reports your auditor expects, so the testing leg of SOC 2 Type I or Type II is closed out by experts and ready to hand to your compliance team.
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