Test security continuously. Not annually.
We test security every day on a fresh copy of the live systems. Holes surface the day they show up, not months later.

A once-a-year test leaves 364 days open
Here's the thing about a once-a-year security test. It checks the systems on one day. The findings get fixed. But what about the bug shipped next week? Or the setting someone changes next month? Nobody is watching. Attackers don't wait for a yearly review. Every day between tests is a day wide open.
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What is the exposure window costing?
The gap between annual pentests is the window attackers count on. Calculate how much risk it carries.
One command. Daily coverage.
Schedule
Pick a test frequency: daily, weekly, or a custom schedule. Choose a quiet time so scans don't disturb monitoring.
Copy + Attack
We make a fresh copy of the live systems automatically. AI attacks it using real data and the real setup. Then we destroy the copy.
Report + Alert
Results land in Slack, email, or any existing tool. Each report ranks the holes, explains the fix, and shows the trend.
Why continuous testing works
Each test starts with a fresh copy of the live systems. The copy is built by our storage engine. It makes instant copies for almost no extra space. We run the full AI attack on that copy and return a ranked report with trends. Then we delete the copy. No spare environment to keep up to date. No drift. No stale data. Every test checks exactly what's running for real right now.
Why continuous testing works
| Scheduled annual testing | Rediacc (continuous) |
|---|---|
| 1-2 times a year (booked months ahead) | Daily, weekly, or on every release |
| 300-364 days per year | 0 days, always covered |
| Spare setups drift within days | Fresh copy per test (seconds old) |
| Year-over-year (if the reports were kept) | Day-by-day trend, compared automatically |
| Schedule, scope, coordinate, review | One-time setup, then automated |
| $15,000-$50,000 per engagement | $0 extra (just the server cost) |
What it includes
Daily coverage
Catch holes the day they show up. Not 6 months later at the next audit. No more blind spots.
Fully automated
Copying, testing, reporting, and alerts all run on their own. Set the schedule once. The results just keep coming.
Measurable improvement
Watch the hole count drop over time. See security improve week by week, with reports that build themselves.
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