FOR MSSPS AND SECURITY INTEGRATORS

Firmware security testing for MSSPs

Test your clients’ firmware at every release, not once a year.

Firmware security testing for MSSPs and security integrators
Firmware security testing for MSSPs and security integrators
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WHAT MAKES FIRMWARE SECURITY TESTING HARD FOR MSSPS

And how FuzzForge clears the way

01

Firmware experts are rare.

→FuzzForge scales your offensive expertise.

Our engineers train your team on site to run it.

02

A pentest is out of date at the next release.

→Each campaign starts from the last one.

The knowledge graph keeps what every run learned.

03

Your clients’ firmware cannot leave their hands.

→FuzzForge runs on-premises.

Each client project stays isolated.

HOW IT WORKS

How does a campaign run for a client?

Firmware security testing for MSSPs: a FuzzForge campaign at every release, from firmware upload to findings and the client knowledge graph

PROOF

Our Stats Speak For Us

PWN2OWN
3 Pwn2Own wins
1,500+ vulnerabilities found
20+ CVEs published
5,000+ engineers trained

WHERE IT RUNS

Where does your clients' firmware stay?

Firmware security testing for MSSPs: FuzzForge runs on-premises or air-gapped

FAQ

Questions from MSSPs and security integrators

Yes. You can run FuzzForge for your clients, or resell the licence to them. In both cases, FuzzingLabs keeps the platform itself.

A pentest covers one version, once or twice a year. FuzzForge runs a campaign at every release, replays findings after each fix, and keeps one knowledge graph per client.

No. FuzzForge runs the fuzzing, emulation and reverse engineering campaigns. Your engineers focus on the analysis, and ours train them on site to run the platform.

No. It works on compiled binaries, firmware images and source code. It writes the fuzzing harness itself.

On-premises, inside your perimeter or your client’s. An air-gapped option is available, priced above the standard on-premises licence.

Bring firmware security testing to your clients

A real campaign, on a target close to yours. Findings your engineers can pick up and verify.

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3 – 6 November 2026
Paris Nord Villepinte

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Rennes

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Amsterdam

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9 – 10 December 2026
London

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