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- Penetration Test Management
- Connections
Connections
Decide how testing evidence and client communication reach the team.
- Penetration Test Management
- Testing tools
- Client communication
- Issue tracking
- Document storage
Systems to connect
- Testing tools. Decide how observations and supporting files from the team’s tools become evidence on the relevant security finding.
- Client communication. Decide how the person responsible for the engagement shares scope changes and finding outcomes with the client.
- Issue tracking. If remediation is managed elsewhere, agree how the owner will reconcile the external issue with the finding’s asset, evidence and status.
- Document storage. Agree which authorization and controlled-document files belong in the app and which source remains in a separate repository.
How connections are governed
Name an owner for each connection and review the information it transfers. The engagement scope defines the targets and dates that the team works against. A change in another system should be checked against the recorded authorization before it affects testing. Reconcile a sample issue and a sample document through the whole handoff before the first live cycle.
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