Do you know what? Cybersecurity should no longer be an option or a “bonus” in your IT strategy. In 2025, it's a must. But the impact of cybersecurity testing isn't just about putting it in place.
No, the real question is: how can you effectively test your systems without wasting precious hours searching for already known vulnerabilities? You need relevant, targeted and rapid testing. Otherwise, you risk wasting more time fixing vulnerabilities you should never have overlooked.
So, let's take a look at the essential tests you need to protect your systems, and above all, the solution that will save you from getting lost in the jungle of ineffective tests.
Strengthen your security with a streamlined 4-step approach:
Identify Exposed Assets – Detect Shadow IT, counterfeits, changes, and data leaks.
Uncover Vulnerabilities – Automate penetration testing and qualify threats in real-time.
Remediate Efficiently – Apply a prioritized action plan with IoC and send fixes via ITSM in one click.
Monitor Continuously – Enable automated retests, real-time vulnerability tracking, and custom security controls.
What is Patrowl?
Patrowl is an offensive SaaS solution made in France, developed by cybersecurity experts (former auditors and pentesters), allowing companies to continuously protect everything they expose on the internet through advanced vulnerability detection and remediation features.
Asset inventory: Identify all your systems, both visible and invisible, including shadow IT and external attack surface management (EASM).
Continuous monitoring: Receive real-time alerts whenever a change or new exposure is detected, enabling optimal IT team responsiveness.
Automated pentesting: Patrowl follows OWASP, PTES, and OSSTMM standards to detect critical vulnerabilities, including unknown ones.
Dynamic and continuous analysis: A real-time updated map helps manage risks efficiently.
Vulnerability qualification (0 false positives): Patrowl provides only relevant alerts, contextualized based on their actual impact on your data and operations.
Risk management: Beyond vulnerabilities, Patrowl identifies associated risks, enabling better strategic decision-making.
Actionable recommendations: Each remediation plan is easy to understand and directly implementable.
Integrated ITSM management: Automate vulnerability management with tools like ServiceNow, Jira, or GLPI for better patch management.
Automated retesting: Verify the effectiveness of corrections automatically, ensuring long-term remediation.
To guarantee the highest level of security and compliance, Patrowl supports the following standards:
Enforces rigorous cybersecurity standards for critical organizations.
Enhances financial sector resilience against cyber threats.
A French label allowing companies to demonstrate their data protection level to customers.
National initiative boosting business security with audits and recommendations.
Focus only on qualified risks and vulnerabilities.
Quick, easy deployment in around 30 minutes.
Secure access with encryption and MFA/SSO authentication.
SaaS with no maintenance or programming on the customer side.
Customer renewal rate in 2024.
Winner of the Assises de la Cybersécurité innovation awards (2022/2023).
Automated scanners, while useful for basic security practices, have several flaws:
Too many false positives: Your teams waste time on unnecessary or incorrect alerts.
Lack of prioritization: Vulnerabilities are not ranked based on their potential risk to the company.
Information overload: A flood of alerts overwhelms security teams, leaving critical vulnerabilities unaddressed.
Performing a security audit once a year is not enough for companies operating in constantly evolving environments.
Prolonged exposure to threats: New vulnerabilities are only detected at the next audit, leaving extended periods of risk.
Insufficient responsiveness: A vulnerability detected too late can have catastrophic consequences before being fixed.
Classic pentests are conducted over a limited period, preventing full system coverage:
Narrow time window: A one-time pentest does not always include all assets.
Operational disruptions: Internal pentests can slow down developers and delay production.
Dependence on external providers: Hiring a service provider limits the ability to react quickly to new vulnerabilities.
Excessive false positives: Many alerts generated are unrelated to your information system (IS), creating unnecessary confusion.
Alert overload: You are bombarded with notifications, receiving between 100 and 500 alerts by email.
Team demotivation: The repetitive verification of irrelevant alerts exhausts your security teams, leaving some critical vulnerabilities unpatched.
Lack of clarity: Reports often fail to provide enough detail to understand the alerts and take effective action.
The main objective of any cybersecurity strategy in 2025 is to ensure data and system protection through a proactive approach. One-time audits and traditional solutions are no longer enough. Companies must adopt automated, intelligent tools that comply with the strictest security standards and regulations.
With Patrowl, security becomes continuous, simplified, and effective. You’ll benefit from real-time monitoring, intelligent risk management, and actionable remediation plans, all while ensuring compliance with current regulations.
Don’t let cyber threats dictate your strategy. Switch to a proactive and innovative security policy today!
