Yogosha

Yogosha is a web-based offensive security testing platform for organizations that need to plan, launch, and manage security tests end to end, including penetration testing and crowdsourced vulnerability discovery.

Key capabilities include:

• Pentest as a Service (PtaaS) to deploy a small team of skilled security researchers for point-in-time or periodic audits, with fixed-cost coverage and documented findings.
• Bug Bounty programs to run continuous testing with a larger researcher pool and pay-only-for-valid-vulnerabilities workflows.
• Vulnerability Disclosure Program (VDP) to publish instructions that let external parties securely submit potential vulnerabilities.
• Vulnerability management and reporting through a dashboard that supports triage, criticality sorting, retests, and reports that include CVSS scores, proof of concept, remediation guidance, and direct communication with researchers.

Available on Web (with a public login portal). API availability is referenced, but no public documentation URL was provided.

Target users include enterprises, banks, governments, and other B2B organizations responsible for securing web apps, APIs, and broader digital assets, including teams looking to assess LLMs and generative AI attack vectors.

Notable context: the platform emphasizes a vetted security researcher community (including the Yogosha Strike Force), and the website cites 1,100+ expert security researchers, 300+ clients, and operations across 12 countries, which may matter to African security and engineering teams sourcing external offensive testing capacity for regulated or high-risk environments.