What is Core Impact Penetration Testing?
Core Impact empowers you to replicate attacks that pivot across systems, devices, networks, and applications. This solution reveals how chains of exploitable vulnerabilities open paths to your organization’s mission-critical systems and data.
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Real user data aggregated to summarize the product performance and customer experience.
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87 Likeliness to Recommend
100 Plan to Renew
79 Satisfaction of Cost Relative to Value
Emotional Footprint Overview
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+84 Net Emotional Footprint
The emotional sentiment held by end users of the software based on their experience with the vendor. Responses are captured on an eight-point scale.
How much do users love Core Impact Penetration Testing?
Pros
- Helps Innovate
- Reliable
- Performance Enhancing
- Unique Features
Cons
- Vendor's Interest First
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Feature Ratings
Exploits
Payload Transport
Host Target Scanning
Reconnaissance
Maintaining Access
Multi Faceted Testing
Reporting
Countermeasures Circumvention
Automation
Diversity of Tools
Crawling
Vendor Capability Ratings
Ease of Implementation
Availability and Quality of Training
Ease of IT Administration
Vendor Support
Business Value Created
Ease of Customization
Breadth of Features
Usability and Intuitiveness
Ease of Data Integration
Quality of Features
Product Strategy and Rate of Improvement
Core Impact Penetration Testing Reviews
EMRE B.
- Role: Information Technology
- Industry: Technology
- Involvement: IT Development, Integration, and Administration
Submitted Aug 2022
Great product
Likeliness to Recommend
What differentiates Core Impact Penetration Testing from other similar products?
Core Impact has a friendly interface and very easy to use for newbies. It alone can do many different tasks in pentesting from scanning to attack
What is your favorite aspect of this product?
The product is excellent, and the support we have received phenomenal. Ease of use, navigation and integration.
What do you dislike most about this product?
Expensive but great
What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?
You should definitely consider. You won't regret.
Pros
- Helps Innovate
- Continually Improving Product
- Reliable
- Performance Enhancing
Yavuz Gökhan Ö.
- Role: Finance
- Industry: Banking
- Involvement: IT Leader or Manager
Submitted May 2022
Easy to use and has more exploits
Likeliness to Recommend
What differentiates Core Impact Penetration Testing from other similar products?
Core Impact has great user experience and more exploits. It's automation options great for saving time
What is your favorite aspect of this product?
Automation
What do you dislike most about this product?
They should improve automatic pentest AI, because it tries all exploits to all services.
What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?
for saving time and exploiting specific services with special exploits, CI is the best option.
Pros
- Performance Enhancing
- Saves Time
- Security Protects
- Unique Features
Cons
- Vendor's Interest First