Clean assessment certificate

May 19
New
vPenTest

vPenTest now automatically adds a Clean Assessment Certificate to the end of the Executive Summary report when an external network penetration test qualifies. This gives partners and end customers a simple, single-page attestation they can share with stakeholders. 

The certificate is added when both pentesting findings and vulnerability findings have an overall severity rating of Informational. It dynamically includes the company name, location when available, and assessment date from the scheduled assessment details. 

This helps MSPs show clear proof that no significant vulnerabilities were identified during the assessment. It also makes client reporting easier by turning clean results into a polished, ready-to-share summary. 

Learn more about clean assessment certificate for vPenTest here. 

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