See what an attacker sees — first
Continuous exposure management and penetration testing. It watches your assets from the outside, proves what is genuinely exploitable, and turns each finding into a rule to enforce in Sentra.
What it does
Passive discovery
Domains, subdomains, DNS records, TLS configuration, certificate transparency logs and HTTP headers are monitored continuously. No load is placed on the target system.
Log-driven policy mining
Sentra's edge logs are analysed to derive the endpoints actually in use, their parameter schemas and a behavioural baseline — data an outside-in tool cannot see.
Authorised active testing
Controlled tests across classes such as SQL injection, XSS, SSRF and file inclusion. Runs only within a written permission scope.
RoE guard
No active scan can start before scope and permission are defined. No request is ever sent to an out-of-scope asset.
Exploitability verification
Reporting a CVE on a version match is not enough; Penetra verifies whether that flaw is genuinely exploitable in the target environment and filters out the noise.
Replayable scans
Every scan is stored together with the requests sent and the responses received, so a finding can be reproduced later exactly as it was.
A finding becomes a rule
When Penetra confirms an exposure, the result does not stay a line in a report.
Penetra → Sentra
For every confirmed finding, a protection rule is proposed for enforcement in Sentra. Operators no longer have to read logs and write the rule by hand, and the gap between exposure and protection shrinks.
Sentra → Penetra
Edge logs feed Penetra. Scanning is shaped by the organisation's real traffic rather than an imagined surface, so less time is spent on endpoints nobody uses.
See it with your own traffic
Walk through the Sentra console and Penetra's output in a demo environment; we will size the deployment model and capacity against your own traffic profile.