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How Often Should Penetration Testing Be Done?

xbow.com | blog | #ai-security | #continuous-testing | #compliance | #penetration-testing | #frequency
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Explains how pentest frequency depends on size, complexity and regulation, and why AI-accelerated development and attacks make fixed annual testing cycles obsolete.
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