The pentest management platform security teams actually ship fixes with
SLASH turns penetration testing findings into shipped fixes. Automated retesting the moment engineering claims a fix, bidirectional Jira sync, and reports that speak to both the board room and the engineering team. Built by SecurityWall's offensive team for teams that get judged on time-to-remediation, not time-to-report.
Pentest reports were designed for a world that doesn't exist anymore
Static PDF drops. Findings retyped into Jira by hand. Retests scheduled six weeks later. A spreadsheet living in three places. The way most teams still ship penetration testing wastes the two things security work depends on: engineering time and calendar time.
The 4-week PDF drop
Findings sit unactioned until the final report lands. Half the vulns are already patched by the time engineering sees them, but nobody knows which half.
The Jira retype tax
Someone spends a day copying PDF findings into Jira tickets. Screenshots don't survive the trip. Half the metadata gets lost.
The retest black hole
Engineering marks a fix "done". The tester needs a week and a fresh scope call to reverify. Auditors ask for evidence six months later and nobody can produce it.
What SLASH does
Four capabilities that turn pentest delivery from a coordination problem into a shipping problem.
Automated Retesting
When engineering says a fix is deployed, hit retest. SLASH re-verifies the finding automatically and returns a verdict in seconds. No fresh scope call, no waiting a week for a tester, no more "is it actually fixed?" ambiguity six months later at audit time.
Boardroom-Ready Reports
Every report ships with two views: an executive summary written in plain business language so the board understands the risk without a security background, and a technical view for the engineers who actually fix things. Same findings, right audience.
Bidirectional Jira Sync
Push vulnerabilities to Jira as issues with mapped status transitions. Comments and status changes made inside Jira flow back automatically. Per-vulnerability sync state makes conflicts visible instead of silently drifting.
Enterprise Auth
WebAuthn passkeys, TOTP-based 2FA, and step-up authentication for sensitive operations like report publication. Sliding-window rate limits and lockout for brute-force protection. Client-side role separation for owners, admins, members and auditors.
Automated vulnerability retesting
When engineering says the fix is deployed, hit retest. SLASH re-verifies the finding automatically and hands back a clear verdict in seconds. No fresh scope call, no waiting a week for a tester, no ambiguity at audit time six months later.
- Three clear verdictsFixed, still vulnerable, or couldn't verify. Nothing left to interpretation.
- Time-to-verify measured in secondsA retest that used to consume a tester-day now closes the ticket the same afternoon your engineer ships.
- Credentials stay locked downAny credentials the retest needs are stored encrypted, referenced by name, never exposed in the finding or the report.
- Full audit trailEvery retest is timestamped and archived. When an auditor asks "prove this was fixed and re-verified," you have the evidence in one click.
Reports the board understands, findings the engineers can fix
Traditional pentest reports fail two audiences at once: too technical for the board, too abstract for the engineers. SLASH ships both views from the same set of findings. Same evidence, right audience, no rewrites.
Plain business language. No jargon, no CVSS vector strings, no OWASP category codes. What's at risk, how bad it is, when it's getting fixed. Drop it straight into a board pack.
Every finding written for the developer who has to fix it: reproduction steps, exact request, temporary mitigation and permanent fix, all mapped to the code that needs to change.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NCA ECC, SAMA CSF auditors accept SLASH reports first time. CVSS scoring, retest evidence, and archive trail all included.
PDF for the board, Excel for the risk register, Markdown for the engineering wiki. Password-protected client delivery available on every format.
Jira sync that listens, not just talks
Most integrations push findings once and go dark. SLASH keeps both systems in lockstep. Comments and status changes made inside Jira flow back to SLASH via webhook. Per-vulnerability sync state makes conflicts visible instead of letting them silently drift.
OAuth 2.0 per client organisation. Per-pentest enable/disable toggle. Comment source attribution so you always know who said what and where.
Three formats, one delivery
Every engagement ships in three formats so every stakeholder gets the version they can actually use. Auditors accept the reports first time. Publish with an optional password for client delivery.
Enterprise auth without the enterprise headache
Passkeys are on by default. Step-up auth protects the operations that matter. Rate-limited login with lockout keeps the automation out.
Connect with your entire ecosystem
Seamlessly integrate SLASH with your existing tools and workflows. From communication platforms to CI/CD pipelines, we connect everything for unified security operations. Slash is a comprehensive security platform that unifies all your security operations with AI & Big Data capabilities for next-generation threat protection.
Who runs pentests on SLASH
Three teams, one platform. The reason the same product works: SLASH treats delivery as the primary workflow, not reporting.
In-House Security Teams
You run an internal pentest programme and need to manage findings across quarters, engineers, and applications without spreadsheets or a bespoke Jira workflow.
- Unified view across concurrent engagements
- Sync findings straight to your existing Jira board
- Full audit trail for the security committee
MSSPs & Pentest Consultancies
You deliver dozens of engagements a month and every hour of tester time saved on reporting is an hour spent testing. SLASH turns delivery from a cost centre into leverage.
- Multi-client workspace with strict role separation
- White-label PDF/Excel reports per engagement
- Client-side auditor role for read-only reviewers
Compliance-Driven Orgs
SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NCA ECC, SAMA CSF: every framework wants evidence that findings get fixed. SLASH produces that evidence automatically.
- CVSS v3.1 scoring on every finding
- Retest evidence auditors will accept first time
- Report archive with publishing timestamps
SLASH vs the alternatives
What SLASH ships that traditional PTaaS platforms and spreadsheet-based delivery do not.
| Capability | SLASH | Traditional PTaaS (PlexTrac / HackerOne / Cobalt) | Spreadsheets (Excel / Google Sheets) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automated retesting on demand | |||
| Executive report in plain business language | Partial | ||
| Separate technical + boardroom views from one report | Partial | ||
| Bidirectional Jira sync with webhook listen-back | Partial | ||
| CVSS v3.1 scoring with vector strings | Manual | ||
| PDF + Excel + Markdown export | |||
| WebAuthn passkeys + step-up auth | |||
| Internal-only comment threads | |||
| Report password-gated client delivery | Partial | ||
| Full retest audit trail for auditors |
SLASH FAQ
Everything buyers ask before booking a demo.
What is SLASH?
SLASH is SecurityWall's pentest management platform. It handles the full lifecycle: scoping, tester assignment, vulnerability tracking with CVSS scoring, automated retesting, bidirectional Jira sync, and audit-ready reporting in PDF, Excel and Markdown, delivered as both an executive view for the board and a technical view for engineering.
How is SLASH different from PlexTrac, HackerOne PTaaS or Cobalt?
Three capabilities most PTaaS platforms don't ship: (1) automated retesting that re-verifies fixes on demand without booking a fresh tester week, (2) reports that ship in both an executive view (plain business language for the board) and a technical view (reproduction steps and code-level remediation for engineering) from the same set of findings, and (3) bidirectional Jira sync with webhook listeners so status updates in Jira flow back automatically. Add WebAuthn passkeys and step-up authentication for enterprise access control.
How does automated retesting work?
When engineering marks a fix as deployed, you hit retest. SLASH re-verifies the vulnerability automatically and returns a clear verdict in seconds: fixed, still vulnerable, or couldn't verify. There is no fresh scope call, no waiting a week for a tester, and every retest is timestamped and archived so auditors can see the full history months later.
How does the Jira integration work?
OAuth 2.0 setup per client organisation. Vulnerabilities push to Jira as issues with configurable status mapping. Comments and status changes made inside Jira sync back through a webhook. Each vulnerability tracks its sync state and direction, so conflicts surface instead of silently drifting.
What do the reports look like?
Every engagement ships with two views built from the same findings. The executive view is written in plain business language: what's at risk, how bad it is, when it's getting fixed, no jargon. Drop it straight into a board pack. The technical view gives engineering the reproduction steps, exact request, temporary mitigation, and permanent fix mapped to the code. All three formats (PDF, Excel, Markdown) support both views.
Are the reports business-friendly enough for a non-technical board?
Yes, that's the point of the executive view. No CVSS vector strings, no OWASP category codes, no security jargon. Every finding is written in plain business language explaining the risk to the business (regulatory, financial, reputational, operational) and the priority of the fix. Board members, CFOs, and legal teams can read the report without a security background.
What compliance frameworks does SLASH support?
SLASH reports include the evidence auditors want for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NCA ECC, SAMA CSF, NESA and DORA: CVSS-scored findings, retest verdicts with timestamps, remediation evidence, and a full archive trail. Auditors accept the reports first time.
Who uses SLASH?
In-house security teams running internal pentest programmes, MSSPs and consultancies delivering client engagements, and compliance-driven organisations needing audit-ready evidence for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NCA ECC and SAMA CSF. Client-side role separation supports owner, admin, member and auditor personas.
Does SLASH support enterprise SSO or passkeys?
WebAuthn passkeys with USB, NFC, BLE, internal and hybrid transports. TOTP-based 2FA via authenticator apps. Step-up authentication for sensitive actions like report publication or credential access. Sliding-window rate limiting with automatic lockout on repeated failures.
How do we get started?
Book a demo. We'll walk SLASH live against a sample pentest, then stand up a trial engagement against your own scope so you see the full flow end to end: scoping, automated retesting, Jira sync, and final report delivery to both the board and the engineering team.
See SLASH on your own pentest scope
30-minute demo against a live sample engagement, then a trial run against your own scope. You'll see the full lifecycle end to end: scoping, automated retesting, Jira sync, and boardroom-ready report delivery for both business stakeholders and engineering.