Greg Copeland, Author at Synack
Greg Copeland
Recent research
Tenable Exposure 2026: AI Pentesting Helps Partners Scale
Jun 1, 2026
Key Takeaways: We just got back from Tenable Exposure 2026 in Boston, and three big questions dominated every conversation we had on the floor: The good news is, Synack is exactly positioned to answer these questions. Tenable Finds It. Sara AI Pentesting Proves What’s Exploitable. The Synack and Tenable integration addresses a gap that’s gotten […]
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What’s New with Sara Pentest: Closing the Coverage Gap, One Test at a Time
May 11, 2026
Key Takeaways: Sara Pentest and Sara Pentest+ Are Now Generally Available. Since releasing Sara Pentest as general availability earlier this month, we’ve also shipped a set of platform updates that make it easier to scope, launch, and act on Sara findings at scale. This post walks through what’s new with the Synack PTaaS platform, and […]
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More research by Greg Copeland
Making Security Testing Part of Your Agile Software Development Life Cycle
Dec 14, 2022
Developing and updating software using an agile methodology has become increasingly popular and indeed has benefits compared with a traditional waterfall approach, including productivity efficiencies, flexibility and continuous improvement. But when it comes to validating software security, agile methodology also presents challenges. With an agile Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) also comes concurrent workflows, adjusting […]
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Optimize Your SOC with ServiceNow and Synack
Oct 26, 2022
ServiceNow, a leading provider of management tools for security and IT operations, has joined forces with Synack to help Security Operations Center (SOC) operators spot and correct gaps in vulnerability detection and protection. Enterprises rely on ServiceNow to monitor, manage and respond to security incidents from across their hybrid infrastructure. By cohesively gathering, correlating and […]
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Splunk and Synack Partner to Bring Both a Defense and Offensive Strategy
Aug 29, 2022
In the cyber realm, organizations are often running their defensive and offensive security operations with little coordination. Defensive security techniques, such as firewalls, endpoint detection and response, network access control, intrusion prevention and security information event management, detect and stop attackers. While offensive security offers a way to test the effectiveness of cyber defenses. These […]
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