Does the Promptbook replace a pentest?

No. It helps identify signals and organize review. Impact validation, exploitation chain, and fix confirmation stay in the Manual Pentest.

Why is the Manual Pentest not sold through public checkout?

Because scope, authorization, environment, and operational risk need to be evaluated before a proposal.

Least privilege for small SaaS: start with the right access

Too much trust becomes simple risk

In fast-built SaaS, the problem is often not exotic. It is overly broad access: shared admin, long-lived token, internal route without validation, weak webhook secret handling, or an old panel still online.

Least privilege starts with one question: does this person, service, or integration really need this access right now?

Pragmatic start

MFA for critical accounts.
Permission by role, not improvisation.
Scoped tokens with expiration and rotation.
Useful logs without leaking sensitive data.
Clear separation between test and production.

Founder-friendly least privilege is simple to explain: minimum access, protected session, and enough trace to investigate.

Too much trust becomes simple risk

Least privilege starts with one question: does this person, service, or integration really need this access right now?

Pragmatic start

MFA for critical accounts.
Permission by role, not improvisation.
Scoped tokens with expiration and rotation.
Useful logs without leaking sensitive data.
Clear separation between test and production.

Founder-friendly least privilege is simple to explain: minimum access, protected session, and enough trace to investigate.