What we assess
- Approved attack-surface and exposure review
- Web application or API testing, authenticated or unauthenticated as agreed
- Validation and prioritization of material vulnerabilities
- Business impact and practical remediation guidance
Pen Test
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Authorized Pen Test
A focused review of one clearly defined system or engagement scope. Testing starts only after written authorization, scope confirmation, and rules of engagement are in place.
What you receive
- Executive summary for business leaders
- Technical findings with affected assets and evidence
- Severity, business impact, and remediation priorities
- A clear limitations section and optional retest discussion
No denial-of-service, destructive testing, phishing, persistence, or expansion beyond the agreed scope is performed without separate written approval.
Compliance
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Compliance impact mapping
Understand how validated vulnerabilities and configuration gaps relate to the control obligations that matter to your organization.
Connect security findings to controls
For material, validated findings, CyberClaw can identify relevant control areas for the framework in scope—such as SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, or a customer security questionnaire.
Turn gaps into a plan
Your report can tie each finding to source evidence, applicable control areas, remediation, priority, and an accountable owner—so teams can reduce risk while preparing stronger compliance evidence.
Pen Test and Compliance Review pricing is based on the agreed system scope, framework, evidence requirements, timeline, and any retest needs.
Important: CyberClaw provides a readiness and gap assessment, not compliance certification, an audit opinion, or legal advice. Fixing a vulnerability can support multiple control areas, but does not by itself make an organization compliant.