The reliance on PDF reports as a primary means of communicating findings post-penetration testing has become a significant bottleneck in the realm of cyber security.
These reports are often bulky, spanning hundreds of pages, making it challenging for IT and security teams to parse and prioritize the actual threats. While they might be comprehensive, the static nature of a PDF means that actionable insights are buried under layers of information, and they lack the dynamic interactivity required for a modern remediation workflow. Moreover, these reports can quickly become outdated, given the ever-evolving nature of cyber threats and the rapid pace of organizational changes.
Navigating through a dense PDF to pinpoint high-priority vulnerabilities can consume precious time and resources. This archaic method of reporting fails to provide organizations with a real-time, interactive view of their threat landscape, potentially leaving them vulnerable to emerging threats while they sift through pages of data. In today's fast-paced digital world, organizations need agile, streamlined, and interactive reporting mechanisms that facilitate rapid response and remediation.