Penetration testing — “pentesting” — still surprises teams. Some treat it as a checkbox before launch; others expect it to magically find every vulnerability. The truth sits in the middle: a well-planned penetration testing strategy turns a point-in-time assessment into a practical tool that reduces business risk, informs engineering priorities, and improves resilience over time.
This article walks through how to build a penetration testing strategy that’s repeatable, cost-effective, and aligned with your business goals. It’s written for security leaders, engineering managers, and CISOs who want tests that do more than produce reports — they change behavior and reduce real risk.
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