October 9, 2025
The addition of 100 integrations and SecOps workflows augments Pentera’s security validation platform to meet compliance requirements and shorten time to remediation
Boston, Mass. — September 29, 2025 — Pentera, the market leader in Security Validation, announced the acquisition of DevOcean, an AI-Remediation management platform. The acquisition extends Pentera AI-powered platform, delivering a seamless transition from adversarial testing and risk validation to remediation operations.
“Security teams are overwhelmed by an ocean of vulnerability findings, and struggle to focus on real cyber exposure and remediate it in a timely manner,” said Amitai Ratzon, CEO of Pentera. “With the addition of DevOcean, Pentera is leading the convergence of validation and remediation – enabling customers to find and fix issues with a greater degree of automation while leveraging AI.”
Pentera has already redefined how organizations validate their security posture by safely emulating real-world attacks across their environments. The addition of DevOcean will introduce an integrated ability of AI-powered remediation into their security operations.
Pentera’s platform is already trusted by over 1,200 enterprises worldwide to emulate real-world cyberattacks across internal, external, and cloud environments. With the integration of DevOcean’s capabilities, Pentera now enables customers to:
DevOcean was founded in 2021 by Doron Naim (CEO) and Gil Makmel (CTO), CyberArk veterans with extensive experience in enterprise security product development. The company’s platform streamlines remediation operations across infrastructure, cloud, code, and applications. Backed by Glilot Capital and Flint Capital, DevOcean is trusted by Fortune 500 enterprises worldwide.
“Our mission has always been to make remediation smarter, faster, and more accountable,” said Doron Naim, CEO of DevOcean. “Together with Pentera, we’re closing the gap between validation and action, giving customers a unique solution to identify and resolve proven risks while reducing operational costs.”