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Don’t Ask. Don’t Tell - Why Experienced SaaS Providers Don’t Share Penetration Test Reports
Occasionally, a prospective customer insists they “need” a SaaS provider’s full penetration-testing report. When told it isn’t available, they may push harder – sometimes implying that refusal signals a lack of transparency. In reality, asking for (or pressuring a vendor to hand over) a detailed penetration-test report is a strong indicator that the requestor is unfamiliar with modern SaaS security, multi-tenant architecture, and modern compliance frameworks. Skilled evaluat


Before You Scan That SaaS App: Remember That “Helpful Scanning” Is Still Hacking
Every year, a well-meaning security or IT team decides it’s prudent to “run a quick scan” of the SaaS platform they use - just to be safe. And every year, someone has to explain that this is not due diligence; it is a serious legal and contractual violation. Unauthorized scanning is treated as unauthorized access, and it exposes both the individual and their employer to significant consequences. Unauthorized Scanning Is Not “Security Hygiene.”- It’s Illegal. Modern comput
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