Get every layer pentestedwith Parameter.

Yes, for the application layer. Parameter's agents test web apps, APIs, cloud, code, and dependencies continuously and produce a report from every run. Internal network and Active Directory testing is a different surface, and a tool built for it, or a human team, still belongs there.

Scanners flag potential issues. Parameter proves them. Every vulnerability is exploited before it reaches your team, so you receive only validated findings with working proofs of concept.

Four things: which surfaces the platform tests, whether findings arrive proven or merely flagged, how quickly testing starts after integration, and where findings land. Parameter tests code, cloud, and dependencies in one platform, proves every finding, delivers first findings within 24 hours, and returns results as inline comments on the pull request.

No. Parameter connects to your repositories, your running application with test accounts, and a read-only cloud role. There is no host to deploy or maintain.

One annual contract, scoped to the environment covered. The price does not move with the number of releases tested, findings raised, or re-tests run, so the cost per release falls as you ship more.

When your risk sits on the internal network: credential hygiene, Active Directory, and lateral movement across on-premises or hybrid estates. Some teams run both, NodeZero for the network and Parameter for the software.