Your last deployment probably introduced a vulnerability

Your last deployment probably introduced a vulnerability.

You just do not know it yet.

Most breaches are not sophisticated attacks.

They are:
• An IDOR left exposed for months
• A broken CORS policy from a Friday release
• An auth bypass hidden in a feature nobody retested

The common pattern is not “bad developers.”

It is this:

→ Feature ships
→ Small security gap slips through
→ Pentest is months away
→ The system keeps changing
→ Someone finds the issue first

Security testing breaks when it does not match release cycles.

If you deploy every week but validate security once a year, you are mostly relying on luck.

That is the gap we are trying to solve with Nautillo Pro.

Continuous, consent based attack simulations focused on real exploit paths and proof of impact.

Not theoretical findings.
Not generic severity scores.

Actual behavior from an external attacker perspective.

For founders and developers here:

How often do you revalidate security after shipping new features or auth changes?