No More Guessing.
Every Test Tracked, Every Stakeholder Informed.
Stop chasing status updates. AttackForge makes security testing progress visible to every stakeholder - in real time, with evidence, against structured methodologies - without anyone having to ask.
The Visibility Gap
Most security testing programs operate in the dark. Managers chase status updates over email and chat. Stakeholders wait for progress reports that arrive too late to act on. Pentesters work in isolation. Clients have no idea whether testing is on track until the final report drops.
Spreadsheets get stale. Verbal updates are forgotten. When auditors ask for evidence of test coverage, teams scramble to reconstruct it after the fact. The result? Missed deadlines, duplicate work, accountability gaps, and zero confidence in what was actually tested.
AttackForge solves this by making visibility a design philosophy, not an afterthought.
Visibility isn't a dashboard bolted on at the end - it's woven into every stage of the testing lifecycle.
Monitor Testing Coverage via Test Cases
Make it impossible for testing gaps to go unnoticed. Track what was tested, what was skipped, and what's in progress - with evidence, in real time.
Test Suites and Test Cases
When a project is created, one or more testing methodologies (called Test Suites) are assigned to the project. Each Test Suite contains a structured set of Test Cases that serve as the testing checklist.
AttackForge comes preloaded with industry benchmarks from OWASP, MITRE ATT&CK, OSSTMM and others. Organizations can also build and maintain their own custom test suites to enforce exactly how they want testing performed - every time.
Preloaded Industry Methodologies
- OWASP Testing Guides
- MITRE ATT&CK and ATLAS Frameworks
- OSSTMM
- CIS
- Custom organizational frameworks
Real-Time Status Tracking
Every test case has a visible status:
Organizations can also create custom sub-statuses via custom fields for even more granular tracking.
Evidence and Notes Per Test Case
Each test case supports evidence file uploads, external (customer-facing) notes, and internal (security team only) notes.
This means coverage is not just a status toggle - it is backed by artifacts that prove the work was done. When auditors ask for evidence, you have it. When customers question thoroughness, you show it.
Asset-Level Assignment
Assign specific assets to individual test cases, increasing traceability and ensuring every in-scope asset is explicitly covered.
Linked Vulnerabilities
Test cases can be linked to discovered vulnerabilities, giving developers direct context on what was being tested when the issue was found.
Abuse Cases
Create project-specific Abuse Cases for unique business logic testing that standard methodologies don't cover.
Team Member Assignment
Assign test cases to specific team members, providing clear accountability for who is responsible for what.
Custom Fields & Forms
Tailor test case forms per project type. Hide expressions control when sections appear based on engagement type.
Reporting Integration
All test case data flows directly into AttackForge's ReportGen engine. Generate coverage reports on demand, not manually.
Testing Coverage Is Not a Retrospective Exercise
In AttackForge, test coverage is a live, structured, evidence-backed record that every stakeholder can access at any time. Nothing slips through the cracks because the methodology is built into the project from day one. Assessments are repeatable, standardized, and comparable - independent of who performs the testing.
Monitor Daily Testing Activities in the Project Calendar
Get a real-time operational view of all testing activity across projects, teams, and time - without chasing status updates.
The Old Way: Flying Blind
Security testing programs often involve multiple concurrent projects, distributed teams, and tight testing windows. Without a centralized view, managers rely on individual project check-ins, email threads, and spreadsheets to track who is doing what and when. Resource conflicts go unnoticed. Projects fall behind silently. Planning for upcoming engagements is guesswork.
Scheduling Module with Calendar Views
The Scheduling module provides a calendar view of all projects - historical, present, and future. All projects are color-coded by status (Waiting to Start, Testing, Completed, On Hold) so managers can assess the state of the testing program at a glance.
The calendar can be filtered by Month, Week, or Day. Hovering over any project reveals key status and progress information without leaving the page.
Color-Coded Project Statuses
Resource Allocation Views
Project Coordinators and Administrators can view schedules on behalf of other users, enabling resource allocation planning.
Schedules can be filtered by user, by role, or by project role (e.g., show all projects where a specific person was the Pentest Lead). A list view is also available for detailed information.
Daily Tracking
Every project has a Daily Tracking section that provides a day-by-day summary of vulnerabilities discovered and test cases actioned.
This gives stakeholders a daily narrative of what happened on the engagement without having to dig through individual records.
Automated Daily Start/Stop Testing Emails
AttackForge can send automated daily emails when testing starts and stops on a project. These emails are fully customizable with custom HTML templates and can be sent to additional recipients beyond the project team (e.g., SOC teams or client stakeholders).
Every start/stop event is logged in the project tracking section, creating an auditable timeline of testing activity. When projects are placed on hold or taken off hold, those details are also logged - critical for compliance and SLA tracking.
A Single Operational View Across Your Entire Testing Program
You never have to wonder whether a project is on track, who is working on what, or whether testing actually happened on a given day. The platform records it all, automatically. Resource allocation and capacity planning become straightforward, even across large distributed teams.
Visibility Beyond Test Cases and Calendars
Test case coverage and the project calendar are just two parts of a much larger visibility story. AttackForge gives every stakeholder the view they need - at the depth they need it.
Project Dashboard
A single-pane view of testing progress with quick navigation and actions for every project.
Analytics & Trend Analysis
Compare teams, business units, and organizations over time. Discover compliance gaps and monitor remediation performance.
Notifications
Configurable, rules-based email notifications alert stakeholders when vulnerabilities exceed remediation SLAs or planned dates.
Portfolios & Work Streams
Consolidate related testing activities into a single portfolio for program-level reporting across time periods and classifications.
Executive Overview
High-level project summaries for leadership and client stakeholders without the technical details.
Real-time Events API
Programmatically monitor testing progress and push updates to external systems in real time.
Visibility Is Not a Single Feature - It's a Design Philosophy
From the individual test case to the enterprise-wide analytics dashboard, every stakeholder gets the view they need - at the depth they need it. That's the AttackForge difference.
The Old Way vs. The AttackForge Way
The Old Way
Testing progress lives in spreadsheets, email chains, and chat messages
Coverage is claimed but not proven with evidence
Calendars are maintained in external tools disconnected from actual project data
Reporting is a manual, end-of-engagement scramble
Stakeholders only learn about problems after they've become crises
The AttackForge Way
Progress is tracked live, against structured methodologies, with evidence
Coverage is proven with uploaded artifacts, notes, and linked vulnerabilities
Calendars are integrated into the platform and reflect real project status
Reports are generated on demand with current data - no manual assembly
Every stakeholder sees what they need, when they need it, without asking
Stop Flying Blind. Start Testing with Visibility.
See for yourself how AttackForge gives every stakeholder - from pentesters to CISOs to clients - the visibility they need to make better decisions, faster.