Vulnerability assessment and real-world penetration testing to expose exploitable risk, satisfy certification requirements and strengthen your defences.
Penetration testing checks how your systems hold up against realistic attacks. A vulnerability assessment finds known weaknesses, and a penetration test goes further by attempting to exploit them, showing which risks are real.
Frameworks and customers expect this evidence in different ways. PCI DSS requires regular penetration testing, SOC 2 auditors and enterprise customers commonly ask for recent reports, and ISO 27001 expects technical vulnerabilities to be managed. We scope the test to the standard you need to satisfy.
You receive an actionable report with prioritised remediation. ISONEX works remotely with clients across the GCC, UK, EU and US.
Scope and reporting are shaped around the frameworks and customer requirements that matter to you.
Vulnerability scanning is combined with manual testing to separate real risk from noise.
Findings are prioritised with clear remediation steps your engineers can act on.
ISO 27001 does not name penetration testing as mandatory, but it requires you to manage technical vulnerabilities, and a test is a common way to show that you do.
PCI DSS requires penetration testing at defined intervals. SOC 2 does not prescribe it, but auditors and enterprise customers often expect a recent report as evidence.
Commonly at least once a year and after significant changes to your systems. The right frequency depends on your framework and risk profile.
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