Replace your annual pentest with proof for every release.
Most teams ship every week and test once a year. Staris runs the same depth of testing on every release. Every finding comes with a working exploit and a patch your engineers can merge.
Annual testing made sense when proving a finding meant an expert sitting down with your application for a week. That work is expensive and there is only so much of it to go around, so most teams buy it once a year and accept that the report ages. If you ship weekly, by the time you read it the report describes an application you no longer run, and everything you have deployed since is untested. Most security teams already know this. What they haven't had is a practical way to test at the speed they ship.
The Validation Gap
Finding potential vulnerabilities is now nearly free. Proving which ones are real still takes expert human time — so it gets rationed. Batched into one pentest a year, or piled into a queue your team can never clear. The gap between found and proven is where risk actually lives.
Staris closes it. Every finding is proven with a working exploit against your running application and ships with the patch that closes it — at your release cadence, not once a year.
How Staris Transforms Application Security Testing
From automated penetration testing to verified vulnerability reporting, discover how Staris delivers faster, more comprehensive security validation for your team.
A single Staris cycle is $4,900, against roughly $8,000 for a comparable one-off pentest. A year of Staris Validated is $54,000 for twelve cycles with expert review and a signed monthly Receipt; twelve one-off tests would run about $96,000. Most teams don't make the switch to save money. They make it because one test a year is no longer something they can defend to a customer or a board. The lower cost just makes the budget conversation shorter.
What they want to know is whether a qualified third party tested your application and whether you fixed what they found. The PDF is just the format that answer has arrived in. Staris issues a signed Receipt each cycle recording what was tested, what was proven exploitable, and what was patched, reviewed by a named expert. You can share it the same way you shared the report, and it's current every month instead of once a year.
Trusted by teams shipping secure software
Testing on your release cadence
Validation runs when you ship, so the evidence reflects the version you're actually running in production.
Every finding is demonstrated
Staris exploits the vulnerability against your running application and hands you the execution trace, so there's nothing left for your team to confirm.
Fixes your engineers can merge
What they want to know is whether a qualified third party tested your application and whether you fixed what they found. The PDF is just the format that answer has arrived in. Staris issues a signed Receipt each cycle recording what was tested, what was proven exploitable, and what was patched, reviewed by a named expert. You can share it the same way you shared the report, and it's current every month instead of once a year.