A defensible workflow that every Intoto engagement follows — designed to fit modern release cycles and survive scrutiny when an auditor asks how the work was done.
Joint scoping workshop with engineering, security and product. We walk the architecture, agree on rules of engagement, and confirm targets, credentials, and escalation paths. // Output: signed scope · test plan · comms channel
Recon agent enumerates the surface — subdomains, endpoints, JS routes, exposed services, dependencies. Findings are correlated with architecture inputs and reviewed before active testing. // Output: asset inventory · risk hotspots
Manual testing guided by automated coverage. Consultants chain low-severity findings into realistic attack paths and probe business logic that scanners can't see. Daily standups keep stakeholders current. // Output: live finding queue · attack chains
Every finding — machine or human in origin — is independently reproduced and severity-rated by a second consultant. False positives don't reach you. // Output: validated finding set · CVSS scores
Two reports: an executive summary for leadership and a technical report engineers will actually read. Each finding ships with reproduction, severity rationale, and a fix — often as a code or config diff. // Output: exec report · technical report · Jira/GitHub export
Within 90 days, we revalidate every fix at no additional cost. A close-out memo confirms what's resolved, what remains, and what we recommend next. // Output: retest memo · attestation letter
Every finding ships with the references your auditors and engineers expect. No re-mapping required on your end.
Critical-finding alert
Daily progress update
Draft report turnaround
Free retest window
We'll tailor this six-stage process to your release cadence and produce a recommended scope within one business day.