ISO 27001 mapping during the pentest
Every finding names the ISO 27001 Annex A controls it touches, with its dates and evidence kept alongside it. When an auditor asks how a control is tested in practice, the answer is a list you open.
- Each finding mapped to the Annex A controls it actually speaks to.
- Found, fixed and verified, each with the date it happened.
- Exportable per control, so an auditor reads it directly.
What is agentic pentesting?
The same engagement, carried out by hundreds of specialized agents working under our pentesters.
Hundreds of agents, attacking like pentesters
Autonomous agents work through your applications, APIs and infrastructure the way a real attacker would, discovering and exploiting weaknesses at machine speed.
Every finding is validated before you see it
Separate agents re-exploit each candidate finding to confirm it is real. What reaches you is validated, with a working proof of concept, not a pile of unchecked alerts.
A report the same day
What used to take weeks now takes hours. Results are validated and exported as the report you need: a management summary, a customer-facing version or the full auditor report.
Every finding names its controls
A missing security header, an injection flaw and a stale access rule do not belong to the same part of Annex A. ARGUS attaches the controls each finding genuinely touches when the finding is published, so the mapping is made by the people who understand the finding rather than reconstructed later by someone reading a PDF.
Coverage you can show at a glance
The compliance view rolls the mapping up across your applications, so you can see which technical controls your testing programme speaks to and where the evidence is thin before an auditor finds it for you.
Frequently asked questions
Does this make us ISO 27001 certified?
No. It gives you dated, technical evidence for the controls a pentest can exercise, which is a real part of your audit trail. Certification is decided by your auditor.
Which standard does the mapping follow?
ISO 27001 Annex A. Findings name the controls they touch; where a finding speaks to more than one, all of them are attached.
Can our auditor read this directly?
Yes. The evidence per control is exportable, so it can go into your audit file without anyone retyping it out of a report.
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