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Should I Stay or Should I Go: Why Partnering with a Trusted PTaaS Vendor YoY Brings Success

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Long-term penetration testing vendor partnerships bring efficiency gains, historical vulnerability trends, and deeper risk insight, outweighing the occasional value of rotating providers for fresh eyes.
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