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Pass your Meta Third-Party Assessment (TPA)

Meta's TPA digs into how you store, protect, and delete Platform Data. Pentest Today produces the pentest, scan evidence, and security policies assessors ask for so you can answer with proof, not promises.

What a Meta TPA review asks for

Meta requires apps and vendors that access Platform Data to complete an annual Third-Party Assessment (formerly the Data Protection Assessment) with an approved assessor.

Evidence of penetration testing on systems handling Platform Data
Vulnerability scanning and patch-management records
Access control and least-privilege documentation
Encryption-at-rest and in-transit evidence
Data retention, deletion, and incident response policies

Meta TPA, answered

What is the Meta Third-Party Assessment?

It's Meta's annual review of developers and vendors that handle Platform Data, carried out by Meta-approved assessors against the Platform Terms and Data Protection requirements.

How does Pentest Today help with the TPA?

We generate the security evidence the assessment relies on — a pentest report, scan results, and policies covering access, encryption, retention, and incident response — scoped to the systems that touch Platform Data.

Is the pentest a real test or just a scanner dump?

Both scanning and AI triage are scoped to your approved targets, and every finding is reviewed and signed off by a human before delivery — so the report reflects verified findings, not raw scanner noise.

How fast can I get a report?

Most reports turn around in hours, not weeks. You connect an approved target, we scan and verify, and you export a client-ready report and policy pack.

Get the evidence for your Meta TPA review this week.

Start a scan on an approved target and walk in with the report, policies, and diagrams already done.