There can be numerous reasons why to perform a penetration test. One of the reasons, of course, is that you have to, but that’s generally not a good reason. We can point out put some of the reasons: Save on costs – penetration test costs less than damage, that you encounter if you have vulnerable systems or applications in your environment. Manage risk – lower your exposure and be ahead of real hackers. Reduce downtime – incidents cost time and money and every minute that your application is down because of a hack is important. Be compliant – most of the businesses these days require compliance in the area of cybersecurity, and don’t let this be an obstacle on your way to success. Maybe one of the most important reasons to get a proper penetration testing team and test done is to be sure, that all of your systems and application have been tested for vulnerabilities and you can focus on your business and your clients.