AttackForge, a developer of pentest (penetration testing) management solutions, has released its latest software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform, affordable for mid-tier consultancies and medium-sized businesses. AttackForge Core joins the Australian-based company’s family of products.

Cybercrime is big business and getting bigger. Security company McAfee estimated losses to the global economy in 2017 at around $600 billion, and that figure jumped to a projected $945 billion in 2018. With an additional $145 billion plus in global spending on cybersecurity in 2020, that total reached $1 trillion.

AttackForge Core combines advanced workflows and features to a company’s in-house pentesting programs as well as to companies that provide pentesting services to others, with increased quality, reduced effort and at a lower cost.

Mid-size businesses benefit from tracking and analyzing their pentesting program and vulnerabilities, on-demand reports for all stakeholders, secure workspace for project data, standardized methodologies for Source: AttackForgeconsistent test cycles, centralized vulnerability language across organization, scheduling and resource management and unified workflows for internal or external security, engineering and business teams.

For consultancies, AttackForge Core offers a client portal for direct customer collaboration, a service catalogue for faster scoping process, workflows to manage customers and projects, integrated custom reports, centralized libraries to speed up reporting, collaboration within security teams, various automations and integrations to maximize resources, and other value-add features to retain and attract customers.

AttackForge Core is available as a white-labeled, single-tenant solution and can be quickly deployed globally in designated Microsoft Azure regions.