Evidence over noise
Keep affected locations and assessment context close to the finding, so teams can investigate with purpose.
AI makes it faster and easier for attackers to find vulnerabilities.
Find yours before they do—or risk giving them a way in.
AI is changing how vulnerabilities are found. Tasks that once demanded specialist knowledge and hours of manual investigation can increasingly be assisted or automated—helping attackers explore exposed applications and identify potential weaknesses faster.
For businesses, this raises the stakes. Applications evolve, dependencies change, and new vulnerabilities emerge. A security assessment from months ago may no longer reflect the application running today.
CyberScan365 by Zentage Labs helps teams:
- Find potential vulnerabilities through dynamic testing of web applications and APIs.
- Understand the findings with evidence and assessment context in one workspace.
- Prioritise fixes by reviewing severity and affected application areas.
- Track progress through issue status and assessment history.
- Repeat assessments as applications change and fixes are introduced.
Quality scanners. Clear evidence.
Security testing that keeps pace with change.
CyberScan365 brings proven scanning engines into one practical workspace, helping teams discover potential vulnerabilities, review evidence, manage findings, and verify fixes through repeat assessments.
Automated scanning complements penetration testing by supporting more frequent checks across agreed application scopes, including between major assessments and before new releases.
From leadership to delivery.
Clear visibility. Shared responsibility.
- CISOs & CEOs — Assess risk severity and remediation accountability. Review the severity of identified vulnerabilities, monitor remediation progress, and scrutinise unresolved findings to support risk treatment and acceptance decisions.
- Security Managers — Extend the value of penetration testing. Complement scheduled penetration tests with ongoing scans, reassess identified vulnerabilities after fixes, and use findings to inform the scope and priorities of future assessments.
- Technical Managers — Make informed release decisions. Identify potential vulnerabilities before deployment, coordinate fixes, and reassess affected areas before approving a release.
- Developers — Find issues earlier. Check running applications in development and test environments, investigate actionable evidence, and address findings before formal security assessments.
- DevOps & Platform Teams — Keep testing aligned with change. Use repeat assessments to check deployed applications after releases and environment changes, and share findings with the teams responsible for remediation.
- Change & Release Managers — Bring security evidence into approvals. Review assessment results, outstanding findings, and retest outcomes as part of change reviews and release-readiness decisions.
- Risk & Compliance Teams — Support oversight with evidence. Use assessment history and remediation records to inform risk reviews and provide supporting evidence for audits alongside other required controls.
- Application Owners — Take ownership of remediation. Understand findings affecting your applications, agree remediation priorities, and track outstanding issues through investigation, fixes, and reassessment.
WHAT GUIDES THE PLATFORM
Practical by design.
Intentional scope
Build assessments around authorised targets, explicit configuration, and the application areas that matter.
Honest coverage
Make scan status and coverage context visible. A completed test should support a decision, not imply a guarantee.
WHERE WE ARE TODAY
One security platform.
A broader direction.
Zentage Labs is developing CyberScan365 with DAST as its current foundation: application management, ZAP and Nuclei assessments, authenticated testing, issue tracking, and reporting. SAST, SCA, and IAST are planned capabilities, not currently available features.
Commercial packaging and public service commitments are still being defined. The marketing site introduces the product direction; a scoped evaluation is the next step for confirming fit.
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Broader coverage.
Clear capability status.
Start with dynamic testing today. Our planned direction extends visibility into source code, third-party dependencies, and instrumented applications.
DAST
Dynamic application security testing
Assess running web applications and APIs from the outside. Review findings from configured ZAP and Nuclei assessments, including supported authenticated testing.
SAST
Static application security testing
Planned source-code analysis to help identify potential security weaknesses earlier in development.
SCA
Software composition analysis
Planned dependency analysis to help teams understand known vulnerabilities in third-party libraries and open-source components.
IAST
Interactive application security testing
Planned analysis using application instrumentation during testing to connect runtime behaviour with potential vulnerabilities.
SAST, SCA, and IAST are planned capabilities and are not currently available. Scope, timing, and commercial availability have not been announced.
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