Tenzor, a developer of business digital services and electronic document management operator, has automated the security assessment of its internal IT infrastructure. The company implemented the PT Dephaze automated penetration testing system to enhance its cybersecurity monitoring capabilities.
The infrastructure managed by Tenzor includes a proprietary data center serving 4.5 million clients, 12,000 servers, and 6.5 petabytes of data. Previously, security teams conducted manual checks on critical segments, which took five days and limited the scope of potential attack scenarios that could be analyzed.
The new automated system allows the company to check employee workstations and domain controllers against more than 100 compromise techniques within the same five-day timeframe. This shift enables security staff to focus on complex threat research and vulnerability discovery rather than repetitive manual testing.
Tenzor now runs automated security checks following software updates, system upgrades, or new hardware deployments. Critical infrastructure segments are audited on a monthly basis. The company selected the solution based on ease of use, minimal training requirements, and high accuracy with few false positives.
Automated penetration testing serves as a supplementary tool for the security team rather than a replacement. The results help the IT department prioritize remediation efforts and adjust security configurations. The company evaluated several market solutions before choosing the system that best met its operational requirements.
