PurpleLeaf is a service-backed continuous penetration testing platform. Our platform allows customers to receive ongoing manual penetration testing combined with network and cloud vulnerability scanning. By purchasing PurpleLeaf through the AWS marketplace, your dedicated dashboard is created instantly.
Automated security scans begin shortly after adding assets, and manual penetration testing will begin within 24 hours.
PurpleLeaf includes coverage for AWS assets such as S3 buckets, RDS databases, and API gateways. AWS assets can be added manually or by linking a read only access token through your dashboard.
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Pricing is based on the duration and terms of your contract with the vendor. This entitles you to a specified quantity of use for the contract duration. If you choose not to renew or replace your contract before it ends, access to these entitlements will expire.
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This penetration testing service prices by the number of external hosts you need tested. You pick one of four tiers based on your host count. Nano covers 1 to 10 external hosts. Micro covers 11 to 30. Small covers 31 to 50. Medium covers 51 to 150. Each tier is a contract commitment, and the price scales with the size of the host range. You choose the tier that matches your external network's footprint. Larger host ranges fall into the higher tiers.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What counts as one external host for billing?
An external host is a device on your public-facing network that we test. This includes servers, gateways, and other internet-reachable assets. Each internet-facing IP or system counts as one host. You pick the tier matching your total host count.
What happens if my host count grows past my tier's range during a contract?
Each tier covers a fixed host range. If your external host count moves into another range, you need the tier that matches your new count. The tiers do not stack or auto-adjust. Discuss re-scoping with the vendor before testing begins.
Is retesting of fixed vulnerabilities included in each tier, or billed separately?
Retesting and follow-up are part of the assessment across all four tiers. After the initial test, the team verifies your fixes at no separate charge. You also receive reports detailing vulnerabilities and fix strategies. These items are included regardless of which host-count tier you choose.
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