2026-07-28 · 5 min read

Your annual pen test is eleven months out of date

Attack surface changes weekly. A once-a-year snapshot tells you what was true in March.

Point-in-time versus continuous

Every deploy, every new SaaS integration, every forgotten subdomain moves the surface. Sleight re-runs the adversary's side of the exercise continuously, so the finding arrives the week the exposure appears.

It does not replace the human test

A skilled human tester still finds the creative, business-logic flaws. Continuous testing removes the boring 90% so the humans you hire spend their time on the interesting 10%.

Takeaway. Test at the speed your surface changes, not at the speed of your procurement cycle.

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