What Synack changed

• Fixed a broken URL for the Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) solution by changing "/solution" to "/solutions".
• Removed an extra period from the main headline "AI Finds More. Humans Prove What Matters."

The website had a broken link for a key solution and a minor text error in the main headline. Fixing these ensures users can actually reach the "Continuous Threat Exposure Management" page and improves the professional look of the homepage.

• Added "Sara Continuous AI Pentesting" as a new recurring product module.

• Rebranded their human-led offerings into three distinct tiers: Synack14 (two weeks), Synack90 (90 days), and Synack365 (year-round).

• Introduced an interactive Storylane product tour directly on the homepage.

• Removed the prominent announcement regarding their merger with NetSPI.

• Simplified the platform value proposition to focus on "Crowd Security Intelligence" and "Agentic AI."

• Added a new FAQ section to clarify the differences between AI-led and human-led testing.

• The homepage was replaced with an "About Synack" page detailing the completed merger.

• The site now highlights a combined history of 40 years and 13 million hours of security testing.

• Navigation links were updated to point toward the new "About" section.

• A new section explains the origin of the Synack name (TCP handshake).

• Detailed cookie consent and "Do Not Sell" privacy controls were added to the footer.

Synack is shifting from one-time tests to a recurring, AI-driven model. This allows them to offer constant security monitoring at a lower price point than traditional human-only services, while still using humans to verify the AI's findings.

Synack and NetSPI have officially combined their operations. This creates a much larger competitor with more security researchers and a broader range of AI-driven testing tools.

• Introduced a new credit-based system for purchasing tests with a one-year expiration.

• Published starting prices for four main packages: Sara Pentest ($5,085), SynackST ($10,283), Synack14 ($27,120), and Custom Enterprise.

• Defined two platform tiers: "Basic" (free) and "Synack Platform" (paid subscription).

• Added specific details for compliance-focused testing (FISMA, SOC 2, PCI-DSS).

• Updated navigation links to point primarily to the new pricing page.

• The website now confirms the merger between Synack and NetSPI is complete as of October 2026.

• A new "About Synack" section explains the company history and the origin of the name (TCP handshake).

• Navigation links have been updated to point toward the new "About" page structure.

• The homepage content focusing on "Build vs. Buy" and specific customer testimonials was replaced with corporate merger details and brand history.

• Added specific mentions of serving top U.S. banks and the Fortune 100 as a combined entity.

Synack is moving from opaque pricing to a transparent, credit-based model with public starting prices. This makes it easier for customers to compare them against other vendors and buy through cloud marketplaces.

The two companies have officially combined to form a larger offensive security platform. This merger pools their human expertise and AI technology, creating a more formidable competitor with a massive database of over 13 million hours of testing data.