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Pentest retest: why it should always be included

A look at proposals from different penetration testing providers shows a pattern for the pentest retest: it appears as a separate line item in the quote, gets charged as a flat full day or even at the full effort of the initial test, gets billed per finding, or disappears entirely on request. As a result, it is routinely negotiated away. My take: the retest should always be included in the price of a penetration test. The short version up front: the effort sits in the initial…

Penetration Testing Providers: The Industry's Tricks

For 13 years now, I’ve been running a pentesting company. I’ve seen this market from the ground up—starting back then with binsec – binary security UG (haftungsbeschränkt) all the way to today’s binsec group GmbH . In over a decade on the front lines, you see pretty much…

OWASP Top 10 and CWE Top 25 – Two Perspectives on Software Weaknesses

In application security, two references appear particularly often: the OWASP Top 10 and the CWE Top 25 Most Dangerous Software Weaknesses . Both lists are frequently mentioned in security guidelines, training materials, and penetration testing reports and aim to highlight common…