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Getting started with Pentriarch
From an authorised target to a reviewed finding and a documented retest.
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What Pentriarch does
Pentriarch helps teams assess authorised systems, review security findings and preserve evidence for remediation. Start with a defined business question: which service is exposed, which control needs checking, or which recent change needs validation?
An assessment covers its agreed scope and the checks that actually ran. A clean result does not establish that a system has no vulnerabilities.
Your first assessment
Sign in and complete the account and email verification steps shown. Access depends on your account, plan and deployment. Use the pilot page if you need help defining the first assessment.
- Add a target you own or have written authority to test.
- Complete target verification; define scope, exclusions and a testing window.
- Choose a clear assessment goal, profile and appropriate depth.
- Review progress, skipped checks and execution status.
- Assign remediation, apply the change and run a scoped retest.
Prepare before starting
Have a target owner, an interruption contact and an evidence-handling plan. Prefer staging for unfamiliar active tests. Keep real credentials and personal data out of test prompts.
An unavailable scanner, an incomplete run and a completed run with no findings are different results. Confirm which applies before interpreting coverage.
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