We built the pentest we wish existed.
ComplyArmor is a security testing company built around one belief: penetration testing shouldn't force you to choose between speed and rigor. Most vendors make you pick — fast, automated, and full of noise, or thorough, manual, and stuck on an annual calendar. We built Smart PTaaS because that tradeoff is false.
What We Do
We run autonomous, continuously-updated penetration testing across eight attack surfaces — web applications, mobile apps, thick clients, APIs, networks, source code, AI agents, and MCP servers — with every finding that clears a confidence threshold manually verified by a human tester before it reaches your report.
Every finding maps to the frameworks your auditors actually ask for: OWASP Top 10, ASVS, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2. See the full compliance mapping.
Why We Exist
A pentest report is a snapshot. The day after delivery, it starts going stale — a new deploy, a new dependency, a new API endpoint, and the tested surface no longer matches the live one.
We think that gap is where most real breaches happen: not in the parts that got tested, but in what changed since. So we built a model where testing doesn't stop at delivery — it runs continuously, the same way your attack surface changes continuously.
How We Work
Autonomous, then expert-verified — not fully automated, not fully manual. Automation should handle what automation is good at: continuous discovery, coverage, first-pass exploitation. Human judgment should handle what only humans catch: business logic, chained exploits, the difference between a finding that matters and one that doesn't.
We think the industry's habit of picking one of those two — fast automation or rigorous manual testing — is a false choice built on inherited assumptions. See our full testing methodology for how that plays out in practice.