Diskominfo Denpasar supports AI Powered Continuous Pentesting Solution from Sawah Cyber Security
On Thursday, 8 October 2026, Sawah Cyber Security met with Dinas Komunikasi, Informatika dan Statistik Kota Denpasar (Diskominfo Kota Denpasar) to discuss the growing challenges of cyber security as government services continue to move into the digital space.
During the meeting, Sawah Cyber Security introduced their new solution Vexsora Security, its newly launched AI-powered Continuous Security Validation Testing platform. Combining both the strengths of traditional Penetration Testing and AI powered penetration testing.
Sawah Cyber Security already proved that Vexsora Security helps in identifying vulnerabilities for the Bali Province. In the next steps, the vision of Sawah Cyber Security is that each newly launched application is reviewed by Sawah Cyber Security before it is deployed to production.
The conversation explored how organizations can take a more proactive approach to identifying vulnerabilities and understanding their security risks. As digital transformation continues, keeping systems secure becomes an ongoing responsibility. New features, infrastructure changes, and newly discovered vulnerabilities can introduce risks between scheduled security assessments. This raises an important question:
How can organizations keep up with these changes and maintain a clearer picture of their security?
1. Waiting till your organization get Hacked
Traditional penetration testing plays an important role in identifying security weaknesses. However, it is often performed at specific intervals, such as once a year or before a major system release. The challenge is that digital environments do not remain the same throughout the year. Systems evolve, applications are updated, and new vulnerabilities can emerge at any time.
Sawah Cyber Security believe this needs to change, and one solution for this is by implementing Vexsora Security which AI-powered continuous testing with cyber security expert validation to help make security findings more meaningful. This brings together the speed of AI and the judgement of cyber security professionals, supporting a more informed approach to managing vulnerabilities.
When security testing only happens periodically, some weaknesses may remain undiscovered until the next assessment. For government institutions that rely on digital services, this can make it harder to keep track of potential risks as their systems change.
This does not mean traditional penetration testing is no longer useful. Rather, organizations need to consider how security testing can complement their existing processes and provide better visibility between scheduled assessments.
2. Importance of Continuous Visibility & Security
Cyber security is not just about finding vulnerabilities. It is also about understanding what those findings mean and deciding what to do next for the business. With a more continuous approach to security testing, organizations can check for potential weaknesses more frequently instead of relying solely on periodic assessments. This can help security teams identify changes, investigate findings, and determine which issues need attention. For government institutions undergoing Digital Transformation, this visibility can support better-informed decisions about security priorities and remediation.
It is also important to recognize that technology alone cannot eliminate every risk. Testing results still need to be understood in context, and organizations need people who can assess the findings and take appropriate action.
The goal is to make security testing a more regular part of managing digital systems, rather than something that only happens at a particular point in the year.
3. Exploring a Smarter Approach with Vexsora
During the discussion with Diskominfo Kota Denpasar, Sawah Cyber Security introduced Vexsora Security as an approach to continuous security testing that combines AI capabilities with human expertise.
The platform is designed to help organizations identify potential weaknesses more frequently and better understand the risks found during testing.
There are three key benefits to this approach:
1. Discover Earlier
Identify potential vulnerabilities and security exposures sooner. More frequent testing helps organizations check for weaknesses as their digital environments evolve. Finding issues earlier gives teams more time to investigate the findings and determine the appropriate response.
2. See More Clearly
Gain continuous visibility into an evolving digital attack surface. As systems and infrastructure change, organizations need to keep track of potential security weaknesses. Continuous testing can help provide a clearer picture of identified risks and the areas that may require further attention.
3. Act with Confidence
Turn security findings into clearer priorities for investigation and remediation. Not every vulnerability carries the same level of risk. Understanding the relevance and potential impact of each finding helps teams decide where to focus their efforts and which issues should be addressed first.
4. From Conversation to Stronger Cyber Resilience
The discussion with Diskominfo Kota Denpasar reflects a broader challenge faced by organizations as digital transformation continues. Maintaining secure digital services requires ongoing attention, a better understanding of potential risks, and the ability to respond when weaknesses are identified. Introducing new technology is one part of the process. Building the knowledge to understand security findings and act on them is equally important.
Taking the Next Step Towards Continuous Cyber Security
Every organization faces different security challenges, and understanding where to start is not always easy. Regular testing helps, but having a way to identify and assess potential weaknesses between scheduled assessments can give security teams more opportunities to act.
Looking to take a more proactive approach to your organization's cyber security?
Identify. Validate. Prioritize. Continuously.
