Outpost24 has launched the next generation of CyberFlex, an application security program designed to manage digital risks. The Stockholm-based company announced the update on July 6, 2026, to address challenges from rapid artificial intelligence adoption. Consequently, this release aims to help organizations transition from fixed-scope testing to continuous risk management.
The updated platform integrates external attack surface visibility, expert-led penetration testing, and flexible budget allocation. Specifically, it connects automated scanning, risk prioritization, and validation within a single workflow. This integration helps security teams identify exposures across known, unknown, and shadow IT assets.
Managing Risks with an Application Security Program
Traditional security assessments often rely on annual cycles that fail to track daily digital changes. However, modern environments evolve rapidly due to cloud migrations, acquisitions, and third-party integrations. By using this updated application security program, organizations can adjust their testing scopes as new assets emerge.
Flexible Budgeting and Structured Tiers
The platform introduces structured tiers to accommodate different organizational maturity levels. In addition, a flexible budget model allows users to reallocate funds between testing and advisory services. This flexibility ensures that companies can address shifting risk priorities without renegotiating their overall contracts.
“Security teams are being asked to defend dynamic environments, while many AppSec programs are still planned around fixed scopes and annual cycles. CyberFlex is designed to close that gap and set a new standard for modern application security.”
Omri Kletter, Chief Product Officer at Outpost24
Expert Validation and Reporting
Testing and advisory services are delivered by European Union-based, CREST-certified penetration testers. Furthermore, the platform features improved dashboards to help teams demonstrate risk reduction to corporate boards. For instance, RS Group, an existing customer, plans to adopt these new capabilities to connect testing to business risks.
Future Outlook for Cyber Risk Management
As digital threats become more complex, continuous visibility remains essential for modern enterprises. Therefore, Outpost24 plans to expand its exposure and access management capabilities globally. The company, founded in 2001, operates 14 offices worldwide, including in the United States, United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Spain, and Israel, supporting thousands of organizations in reducing their digital attack surfaces.
