Less binder-prep.
More findings your auditor will actually accept.
Evidence packages your auditors accept the first time — SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, GDPR, ENS, NIS2.
Framework coverage
Every finding cross-referenced to the controls your auditors need to see.
SOC 2
Type I & Type II — CC4.1, CC7.1, CC7.2 evidence
ISO 27001
A.8.8, A.8.29, A.5.23 testing & vulnerability evidence
HIPAA
Security Rule 164.308(a)(8) periodic technical evaluation
PCI-DSS
Req. 11.3 internal & external pentests, ASV-aligned
GDPR
Art. 32 — appropriate technical measures evidence
ENS
Esquema Nacional de Seguridad — ALTO certification ready
NIS2
Annex I.2 risk-management measures & audit trail
DORA
Threat-led penetration testing for financial entities
What you can automate
Evidence collection automation
Findings, scopes, sign-offs, and remediation timestamps assembled into auditor-ready evidence packages — automatically, on a schedule.
Control mapping per finding
Every finding tagged with the specific framework controls it touches. Auditors get traceability; you skip the spreadsheet.
Audit-ready exports
Branded PDF reports + raw spreadsheet exports + JSON for GRC platforms. One click, multiple formats.
Year-round continuous monitoring
Pentest evidence that doesn't go stale 30 days after the engagement. Continuous coverage = continuous compliance.
Scope & signoff tracking
In-tool scope freeze, change requests, and stakeholder approvals — everything an auditor will ask for, captured.
Multi-framework single engagement
One pentest, evidence mapped to SOC 2, ISO, PCI, GDPR, and ENS simultaneously. Stop paying for the same test five times.
Inside the evidence package
What your auditor receives from a single engagement — no follow-up evidence requests, no 40-page PDF spelunking.
The deliverables
Executive summary. Posture snapshot and critical findings, written for the audit committee.
Control traceability matrix. Every in-scope control tested, mapped to findings or passing evidence.
Per-finding evidence bundle. PoC steps, request/response captures, screenshots, chain of custody.
Remediation roadmap. Priority, owner, and validation steps for every open finding.
Retest verification. The same exploit re-run after the fix — closure evidence included.
How one finding maps
Example: KAI proves a SQL injection on a customer-facing portal. The finding is automatically tagged to every framework in your scope:
PCI-DSS → Req. 11.3 pentest evidence
ISO 27001 → A.8.8 technical vulnerability mgmt
SOC 2 → CC7.1 vulnerability identification
GDPR → Art. 32 technical measures
Your auditor clicks the mapping and sees the PoC, the remediation, and the retest verification — traceability without the spreadsheet.
Make your next audit boring
Talk to our compliance audit team about a single engagement that produces evidence for every framework on your list.