SOC 2 security testing
Get a pen test plus all the vulnerability scanning your auditor expects, for just $3000.
The problem
Vanta and Drata told you to turn on GuardDuty and Dependabot. The gap they don't fill is the one your auditor cares about most: a pen test and external vulnerability scans of your actual attack surface.
The solution
Fencer covers your pen test, network scanning, and domain monitoring, continuously, so you're ready for any audit or security review.
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Link your infrastructure in minutes; Fencer maps what needs to be covered.
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Fencer probes your application and surfaces exploitable vulnerabilities, delivering your audit-ready report in hours, not weeks.
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Network and domain scanning runs in the background, flagging new issues as they emerge.
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Evidence is organized and accessible when your auditor or a customer's security team asks for it.
What you get
Fencer chains weaknesses into a full attack path and proves the exploit end to end, so your report holds up in an audit.
Findings land in your issue tracker with remediation guidance. Fix, retest, confirm it's closed, all without buying another test.
Results and scan history sync automatically into Vanta, Drata, or Secureframe. Export everything on demand when a customer's security team asks.
Setting up the pen test puts network scanning and domain monitoring in place at the same time.
Pricing
Point solutions
Fencer
Annual pen test
$5–$15K/yr
On-demand pen test
Network vulnerability scanning
~$4K/yr
Continuous network scanning
Domain monitoring
~$5K/yr
Domain exposure monitoring
GRC evidence sync
Not included
Evidence sync to Vanta, Drata, Secureframe
$14,000–$24,000
/ yr
Testimonials
Managing pentest findings used to eat up tons of our time. We'd parse reports, manually file tickets, build trackers, and then coordinate the retest. With Fencer, findings go straight into Linear with everything our team needs to act on them. Remediation becomes part of the normal sprint instead of a project on top of it.
Justin Rhoades
Director of Engineering
A customer asked for pen test evidence. We ran Fencer's AI pen test, got findings with accurate severity and clear remediation steps, and handed them the report. It replaced what would have been a full third-party engagement.
Manning Blackall
Co-founder
Fencer's AI pen testing delivered precise and easy-to-understand results that I was able to action immediately. As a solo founder, the service was invaluable and exactly what I needed from a security tool.
Gabriel Garayalde
Founder
Will my auditor accept an AI pen testing report from Fencer?
Yes. SOC 2 doesn't specify pen testing methodology. What auditors evaluate is evidence quality: the full attack path showing how vulnerabilities chain into a working exploit, documented methodology, severity ratings, and an attestation letter formatted for auditor review. Fencer's report covers all of those.
In some cases, your auditor may request a human co-review. If that happens, Fencer offers this as an add-on: a credentialed security engineer reviews findings and co-signs the report.
How long does a pen test take to complete?
Most pen tests complete within hours. The exact time depends on scope (the number of endpoints, application complexity, and depth of coverage), but for a typical SaaS application, you can scope, run, and receive your findings the same day.
Once scope is defined, Fencer begins immediately. The report includes the full attack path showing how findings chain into exploitable vulnerabilities, severity ratings, and an attestation letter formatted for your auditor or a prospect's security team.
How is Fencer different from Vanta, Drata, and Secureframe?
Vanta, Drata, and Secureframe automate compliance evidence collection. They connect to your infrastructure and SaaS tools, monitor whether controls are configured correctly, and organize the documentation your auditor needs to see. Security testing is outside their scope: no penetration test, no network scanning, no domain monitoring.
Fencer covers that piece. An AI pen test probes your application and surfaces exploitable vulnerabilities. Network scanning and domain monitoring run continuously alongside it. Your compliance platform tracks your progress toward a certificate; Fencer provides the evidence that your controls hold under pressure.
Many teams use both. If you're already on Vanta, Drata, or Secureframe, Fencer's findings sync back to your GRC platform automatically, so your evidence stays current without manual exports.