Consistent Pentest Results

Used by 1,000’s of InfoSec teams every day to deliver high-quality and consistent results

Always know what has been covered and what is still ahead - never forget any steps

Know who is working on what and how much is left to do.

Instead of keeping your checklists in a shared folder somewhere, have them already loaded in your project before you start.

Easy to maintain, always up to date testing checklists and security methodologies.

Screenshot showing a testing methodology board with tasks in different phases assigned to different team members

Consistent high-quality issue descriptions. Every time.

Avoid copy & pasting mistakes, and ensure everyone is working from the same set of high-quality curated vulnerability descriptions.

No more awkward moments when the same finding is reported by different teams with widely different recommendations.

Create an asset over time that helps you train newcomers to the team with our built-in Issue Library.

The Issue Library home page

Create a project template for each assessment type you deliver

What if you could prepare your team's projects to always:

  • Contain the same structure, so scope information, credentials, etc. are readily available.
  • Start with the right testing methodologies.

As your practice evolves, you can create or update existing project templates knowing that immediately everyone in the team will be using the latest version of everything.

Different templates for different project types

Automatically manage the output from 20+ security scanners

Process findings from dozens of integrations we have all the usual suspects (Burp, Nessus, Nmap, NeXpose, etc.).

And we all know how these scanners some times add too much noise. With our Rules Engine, you can automatically discard, merge, and de-duplicate findings.

And if you prefer to provide your own issue descriptions and recommendations instead of the scanner ones, you can create a rule to look in your Issue Library first, and use your own entry instead of the scanner's.

You can associate multiple testing methodologies to each project to tackle different aspects of it

How Much Will You Save?

ROI calculator: Tell us about your business.

We've got people in the team, each of us is involved in about projects per month on average, and our average rate is around $ USD.

If we could save hours per report. How much money will using Dradis Pro save us?

If you saved 2 hours per report, or $200 at your current rate, times 3 projects a month: you'll save $600 per person each month, that's $3,000 for the 5 of you every month.

Just to be clear, the investment required for Dradis Pro is $79 per person (or $474 for the team). If the tool saves you $600, the first $474 go towards paying for itself and the remaining $521 are pure savings, every month. That's $6,252 per year that you're leaving on the table.

There are lots of things you can do with $6,252:

  • Invest more time testing to get more results and add more value to your clients.
  • Use that time to wrap up the project and update your testing methodologies.
  • Use that time to find new clients.
  • Pass the savings to your clients and become more competitive.
  • Don't tell anyone and just pocket the savings.
Start Saving $3,000 a month

Seven Strategies To Differentiate Your Cybersecurity Consultancy

You don’t need to reinvent the wheel to stand out from other cybersecurity consultancies. Often, it's about doing the simple things better, and clearly communicating what sets you apart.

  • Tell your story better
  • Improve your testimonials and case studies
  • Build strategic partnerships

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