Overview
Praetorian describes itself as helping customers minimise the likelihood of compromise by using an adversarial perspective to uncover material risks, and emphasises that its service staff are security engineers rather than consultants[8]. Its team includes computer scientists, software engineers, researchers, open-source developers and peer-reviewed authors[8].
Services listed on its site include continuous penetration testing, breach and attack simulation, attack surface management and continuous threat exposure management, together with application, cloud, IoT, network, automotive and LLM penetration testing[8]. A platform underpins its continuous offerings, with a demo available[8].
Praetorian suits technology companies wanting continuous testing from engineers who can also advise on fixes. Pricing is quoted.
Praetorian features
- Continuous penetration testing
- Continuous threat exposure management
- Attack surface management
- LLM penetration testing
- Automotive and IoT testing
- Breach and attack simulation
Praetorian pricing
Quote-based.
Praetorian strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Continuous testing model
- Broad specialist testing incl. LLM
- Engineering culture
Limitations
- Founding year and size not on about page
- No published pricing
- Platform-centric model may not suit one-off tests
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Praetorian alternatives and competitors
Alternatives to Praetorian: companies ranked in the same lists.
- NCC Group
Optiv
Bishop Fox
Google Password Manager- NetSPI
TrustedSec
IOActive- Rhino Security Labs
Synack- Cobalt
HackerOne
Bugcrowd
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