A pentest is a photo of one Tuesday. It captures the state of your app on a single day. The day afte

Andy James — Founder | Making Enterprise-Grade Cybersecurity Simple, Human, and Accessible for UK SMEs

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A pentest is a photo of one Tuesday.

It captures the state of your app on a single day. The day after, your engineers ship again and whatever the pentester didn't see is live in production.

So here's the question we're actually asking: does a single point-in-time test still count as evidence of your security posture?

We don't think it does. Security engineers and compliance leads tell us the same thing every week, one report a year goes stale the moment it's delivered.

CAIT tests the app you have now, not the app you had last spring.

Continuous Assured Intelligent Testing runs against your web application all year round, not once a year. Every release, every new endpoint, every dependency bump — tested as it happens, by OSCP-qualified human testers, not a scanner left running in the background.

Continuous — assurance that doesn't expire the moment your team ships the next feature

Affordable — from £250/month or £2,700/year per web application, fixed 12-month term

Assured — human-assured testing, not automated scanning dressed up as a pentest

Built for compliance that actually holds up:

Evidence mapped to ISO 27001, SOC 2, Cyber Essentials Plus, PCI DSS, and NIST CSF — so when the auditor asks "what changed since your last test?", you have an answer instead of a stale PDF.

Why teams are moving off annual pentesting:

A once-a-year report tells you what was true then. CAIT tells you what's true now — closing the gap between "we tested it" and "it's still secure."

Get a live, always-on view of your application's real security posture — not a photo of one Tuesday. Find out more here https://platform.cyberr.ai/heelr/listing/c8e27587-8290-4f30-9362-1b6405d7f5bd

A pentest is a photo of one Tuesday. It captures the state of your app on a single day. The day afte

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