Whether it’s for compliance, stronger security, or testing specific app features, pentests are a common part of the security testing mix. But there’s a problem: pentest reports are rarely intuitive to Dev teams, in large part because of excessive jargon.
The ideal scenario is to share with developers pentest findings that are clear, structured, and easy to replicate. If your team has to deal with a cryptic pentest report, Nick Terkay — Senior Director of Engineering, CX — has prepared a short guide on the most common pentest terms and metrics, and how to use them to improve the quality of your code.
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