We break in, by invitation.
Security teams trust Rift to point real exploits at their production, because every finding comes with proof. Here's what that looks like in practice.
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Security teams that pentest like attackers think
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How the loop is meant to work
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Caught a cross-tenant IDOR before launch
A web engagement surfaced an authorization flaw in a new payments API the week it shipped, backed by the code path and a live-confirmed request, not a maybe. Fixed and re-verified in 48 hours.
Replaced an annual pentest that kept going stale
Swapped a once-a-year manual test for a re-run each sprint. Now every change is tested, and their SOC 2 evidence folder is never out of date.
Passed audit with the evidence report
The annual cadence and verified-findings report gave them the technical-evaluation evidence for their HIPAA review, with no follow-up from the assessor.
“It found a business-logic bug our last three pentests missed, and handed us the exact request to reproduce it. That's the difference between a scanner and an attacker.”
“Continuous testing changed our posture. We're not waiting for the annual report anymore; we find and fix in the same sprint.”
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