Client portal
Proof you can see. Fixes you can track.
Every Brexa client gets a portal that turns a penetration test into a working record: proven findings, plain-language impact, and a fix tracked until a retest confirms it.
Exposure in fifteen seconds: one rated position, the issues that matter, the decisions owed and whether things are getting better.
Interactive demo. Halden Freight is a fictional company; no real client data is shown. Changes you make stay in your browser.
Two views, one record
Clear enough for the board. Deep enough for the engineer.
For leadership
- One rated exposure level, with the rule behind it, not an unexplained score.
- Every issue in plain language: what was found, what could happen, what it costs to ignore.
- The decisions that are yours, collected in one place.
- Short executive reports you can take to a board.
For engineers
- A sortable, filterable inventory with CVSS, CWE and OWASP references.
- Sanitized requests and responses, preconditions, root cause and fix steps.
- Validation criteria agreed up front, so you know exactly what the retest checks.
- CSV export and full technical reports from the same records.
How the portal stays honest
Built so nothing is overstated.
01
Observed, potential, not claimed
Each finding separates what Brexa actually demonstrated from what could follow and from what was never shown. A vulnerability is never presented as a breach.
02
Closed only by a retest
Your team moves a finding from open to ready for retest. Only a Brexa retest that the fix survives marks it resolved. Failed retests reopen it.
03
Agents ask before they act
Continuous red and blue agents show their activity in the open. Hypotheses, alerts and confirmed findings are labelled differently, and intrusive tests wait for your approval.
04
One record, every audience
The executive summary, the engineer's evidence and the remediation history all come from the same record, so the story never drifts between documents.
See your own systems in it.
Every engagement includes the portal. Start with a one-time assessment and keep the record for every test after.