Turn scanner findings into validated risk
Synack helps teams move beyond raw vulnerability counts by validating which findings are truly exploitable in the customer environment — including findings from the Tenable + Synack integration.
Synack integrates with vulnerability management, exposure management, and ticketing tools to turn scanner findings, asset data, and attack surface insights into confirmed exploitability, prioritized testing, remediation workflows, and verified fixes.
Synack helps teams move beyond raw vulnerability counts by validating which findings are truly exploitable in the customer environment — including findings from the Tenable + Synack integration.
Use scanner, asset, and exposure data to decide what should be tested by Sara AI, human researchers, or both — so the right findings get the right level of validation.
Synack validates exploitability so remediation teams can focus on confirmed, attacker-relevant risk — not theoretical severity alone.
Push validated findings into existing workflows like Jira, ServiceNow, and Tenable One, track remediation progress, and confirm that fixes successfully reduced risk.
CTEM is designed to help security teams continuously identify, assess, prioritize, and remediate exposures across the enterprise. But discovery alone does not reduce risk.
Most organizations already have tools that find vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and exposed assets. The challenge is knowing which findings matter most — and which exposures create real attacker opportunity.
Synack adds the validation layer CTEM programs need. Delivered as continuous penetration testing as a service (PTaaS), it combines agentic AI, the Synack Platform, and the Synack Red Team to help organizations test exposures the way real attackers would.
The result is remediation prioritized by validated exploitability — not by raw finding counts or theoretical severity.
Define critical assets, apps, APIs, cloud environments, and external attack surfaces.
Synack: Testing scope setup and asset context.
Identify exposed assets, vulnerabilities, and attack paths.
Synack: Attack surface discovery plus inputs from Tenable, Qualys, attack surface management, and vulnerability management tools.
Determine what should be tested first.
Synack: Route findings to Sara AI, the Synack Red Team, or both.
Confirm which exposures are truly exploitable.
Synack: Sara AI + Synack Red Team validate real-world exploitability.
Turn validated findings into remediation action.
Synack: Jira, ServiceNow, Tenable One, analytics, and patch verification.
AI can expand coverage and accelerate testing, but AI alone cannot provide the trust enterprise teams need.
Synack combines AI-powered pentesting with human-validated AI pentesting from the Synack Red Team to help security teams separate signal from noise. Sara AI Pentesting helps identify and prioritize potential vulnerabilities faster, while human expertise validates exploitability, business impact, and remediation guidance — the foundation of continuous security validation.
The result: faster testing, broader coverage, and findings security teams can trust.
Expands coverage, accelerates discovery, and surfaces potential vulnerabilities across the attack surface faster than point-in-time testing.
Vetted offensive researchers validate exploitability, confirm business impact, and deliver remediation guidance teams can trust.
Security teams on G2 consistently highlight Synack's ability to deliver validated, actionable pentest findings, support continuous testing, and help teams prioritize remediation.
We've been using Synack for a number of years and consider them a trusted, long-term partner. Their flexibility and willingness to work with our evolving needs has been a major differentiator, and their support teams have been consistently responsive and reliable—especially over the past few years as our environment and requirements have continued to grow.
The pen test results that come out of the service are very robust and always accompanied with detailed documentation enabling our teams to recreate the vulnerability. The dashboards and reporting provided within the platform are easy to digest and rich in data/insights.
The Synack team is real humans on keyboards on target attacking our systems. The continuous pressure applied through the Synack platform provides always current and relevant results for our attack surface.
The quality of the pentesters and the resulting outcomes, particularly in terms of the vulnerabilities identified.
Synack supports CTEM programs for teams that need to:
Sara AI Pentesting identifies, validates, and prioritizes vulnerabilities across the enterprise attack surface.
Explore the AI pentesting platformKeep pace with change through continuous penetration testing across web, API, cloud, and host assets.
See continuous pentestingValidate vendor and M&A security before you trust their access to your environment.
Explore third party penetration testingTrusted, vetted researchers and triaged findings — without the noise of open bug bounty platforms.
Go beyond bug bountyPut AI-powered testing to work on your attack surface and see validated findings firsthand.
Start your AI pentest trialTurn the findings your scanners produce into a prioritized, validated remediation queue.
See vulnerability managementContinuous Threat Exposure Management, or CTEM, is a security approach focused on continuously identifying, assessing, prioritizing, validating, and reducing exposures across an organization's attack surface. The goal is to help security teams understand which risks matter most and take action before attackers can exploit them.
Vulnerability management often focuses on identifying and tracking known vulnerabilities. CTEM is broader. It looks across the full attack surface and emphasizes continuous discovery, validation, prioritization, and remediation based on real-world exposure and attacker opportunity.
Without validation, security teams may be left with long lists of findings that are difficult to prioritize. Validation helps determine whether an exposure is actually exploitable and whether it creates meaningful risk to the business.
Synack supports CTEM by combining AI-powered testing, human researcher expertise, and continuous penetration testing. This helps organizations validate exploitable risk, reduce false positives, prioritize remediation, and continuously improve security posture.
No. Attack surface management helps identify exposed assets and potential weaknesses. CTEM goes further by adding prioritization, validation, remediation, and continuous risk reduction. Synack helps provide the validation layer that makes exposure management actionable.
No. Synack complements vulnerability management and exposure management tools. Platforms like Tenable and Qualys help discover and prioritize exposures at scale. Synack adds the validation layer by confirming which findings are truly exploitable, supporting remediation workflows, and verifying that fixes were successful.
Penetration testing as a service (PTaaS) is a core part of an operational CTEM program. It delivers the continuous, human-validated testing that confirms which exposures are truly exploitable and feeds prioritized, verified findings into remediation workflows. Synack provides PTaaS through AI-powered testing and the Synack Red Team, supporting the validation and mobilization stages of CTEM.
AI can help expand testing coverage, accelerate discovery, and identify potential vulnerabilities faster. Synack combines AI with human validation so teams can move quickly while still receiving trusted, actionable findings.
Synack is designed for organizations that need to continuously validate risk across applications, APIs, cloud environments, external assets, and business-critical systems. It is especially valuable for teams that want to reduce exposure, improve prioritization, and move beyond periodic testing.
See how Synack helps security teams operationalize Continuous Threat Exposure Management with AI-powered testing, human validation, and continuous pentesting.