Pentestr
Use case

Security handoff reports for dev shops

Pentestr gives dev shops a practical way to scan client applications before delivery and show that public exposure has been checked.

Audience

Development studios building web apps, SaaS products, portals, and client platforms.

Pain

Security hardening often happens at the end of the project, when teams have the least time and the highest delivery pressure.

Outcome

A client-ready scan covering public exposure, known CVEs, and configuration issues in minutes.

Scan before the final review

Run Pentestr before client acceptance, production launch, or post-migration QA to catch issues that would be embarrassing to discover after delivery.

Give developers fixable findings

The report groups findings by severity and includes remediation guidance so the team can focus on what reduces visible risk fastest.

Set better expectations

Pentestr is explicit about what it does and does not cover. It is an automated public-surface scan, not a promise of full application security.

What Pentestr checks

TLS and certificate posture
HTTP security headers
Public technology fingerprinting
WAF detection
Sensitive exposed services
Known CVEs and misconfigurations

Questions

Can this be used before production launch?

Yes. It is built for pre-launch and post-deploy checks on authorized client systems.

Can authenticated app areas be scanned?

No. Pentestr focuses on what is publicly reachable without authentication: the same first surface attackers and reviewers can see.

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