This paper describes the scope of the CORE IMPACT architecture, designed to facilitate professional, comprehensive and actionable penetration testing of complex IT environments, and to facilitate re-use of both the exploits and the knowledge base of the testers so that penetration testing can be conducted time- and cost-effectively by the organization sponsoring the effort.
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