ISO 27001 & NIST Penetration Testing

ISO 27001 & NIST penetration testing, one engagement

Penetration testing mapped to ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A and NIST (CSF and 800-53) by OSCP-certified engineers at a CREST-accredited firm — one test, multiple frameworks, a scoped quote in 1 business day, and free retesting.

Get a scoped quote in 1 business day

Tell us what you need tested. A senior engineer, not a salesperson, replies with scope, timeline, and price.

Fixed price after a 15-minute call · Try before you buy · Your details are never shared

What happens next

An engineer reviews your request and emails you within 1 business day

A 15-minute scoping call: what to test, how deep, and when

You get a fixed-price quote in writing — testing usually starts within 5–10 days.

On a deadline? Tell us your audit or customer date in the form — we prioritise time-boxed engagements and will tell you on the call if we can hit it.

One assessment mapped to ISO 27001, NIST CSF, SOC 2 and more
Every finding comes with a proof of concept and a code-level fix
Evidence your ISO auditor and your SOC 2 examiner both accept
No duplicate testing, no duplicate spend

The credentials behind every engagement

2026 CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards winner

Penetration Testing Solution of the Year
2026 CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards

What you get

What you get from every engagement

Not a scan report. One set of evidence mapped to every framework you report against.

Findings mapped to every framework

Each vulnerability is mapped to ISO 27001 Annex A, NIST CSF/800-53 and your other frameworks, with a working proof of concept and a code-level fix.

Multi-framework report in 5 business days

Executive summary for leadership, technical detail for engineering, and verified remediation evidence ready for ISO auditors and SOC 2 examiners alike.

Free retesting until it's fixed

Mark a finding remediated and we verify it at no extra charge, then issue an attestation letter.

Sample ioSENTRIX penetration test report

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See the real thing before you talk to us

A redacted sample web-application report — the finding write-ups, proof-of-concept evidence and remediation your team would receive. No form required.

Download the sample report (PDF) →

Pricing, no surprises

$6,400

starting price · 40 credits at $160 each

Enough for a small web application and its API, free retest included. Need more coverage? Buy more credits and spend them across web, API, mobile, cloud and network as priorities change; unused credits roll over quarterly. Continuous PTaaS subscriptions are quoted on scope.

You set the budget. We fit the scope.

Working to a fixed number? Tell us what it is. We scope a timeboxed test to fit it and agree what gets tested first, so you get the most coverage your budget allows — in writing, before testing starts.

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What security teams say about working with us

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“Unlike other providers, Omair and his team truly dive deep into our infrastructure, delivering findings that go well beyond the surface level. Communication is direct and seamless.”

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WHY ioSENTRIX

Why teams choose ioSENTRIX for ISO 27001 & NIST

One test mapped to every framework you report against — ISO 27001, NIST, SOC 2 — not a separate engagement for each.

One test, every frameworkFindings from a single engagement are mapped to ISO/IEC 27001 Annex A controls, NIST CSF functions and any other framework you need — so you don't pay for the same test twice.
Supports your ISMS and Annex A controlsTesting evidences the technical controls your ISO 27001 ISMS claims, including the Annex A controls an auditor samples during certification and surveillance.
Evidence, not a checklistA report with an executive summary, technical findings and verified remediation evidence formatted for ISO auditors and SOC 2 examiners alike.

How we compare

Not a scanner. Not a once-a-year PDF.

ioSENTRIX PTaaS

AI & scanner-led tools

Traditional one-off firm

Testing method

Manual, business-logic testing by hand

AI/automated scan, light human triage

Manual, but once a year

Who tests

CREST-accredited, OSCP-certified engineers

AI agents and crowd-sourced researchers

Varies by engagement

Speed to start

Scoped quote in 1 business day; testing in 5–10 days

Instant, but shallow

Weeks of scheduling

What you get

Proof of concept and a code-level fix, ranked by real exploitability

A queue of unvalidated alerts

A PDF at the end

Retesting & pricing

Free retesting; flexible subscription or credits

Per-seat SaaS; retests extra

Billed again to re-test

ioSENTRIX | Framework-by-framework testing | Automated scan
Framework mapping | ISO 27001, NIST, SOC 2 in one test | One framework per engagement | Not mapped
Cost | One engagement, no duplicates | Pay per framework | Cheap but shallow
Annex A control evidence | Mapped and verified | Separate reports to reconcile | Generic findings
Business-logic flaws | Found by hand | Depends on tester | Missed
Speed to start | Scoped quote in 1 business day | Weeks of scheduling | Instant
Retesting | Free retesting on every fix | Billed again | Rescan billed

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The AI question

An AI tool isn't a pentest — it's a faster scanner

The tool was never the hard part. Years ago the choice was the same: run Burp Suite yourself, or hire a firm that also runs Burp. The scanner didn't make the difference — the person driving it did. AI hasn't changed that. It's changed the speed.

AI is genuinely good at breadth — known vulnerabilities, routine coverage, pattern-matching at scale — so we run it on every engagement to go faster and wider. But the flaws that actually get companies breached are business-logic abuse, broken authorization, and weaknesses chained into real impact — the things an autonomous tool still can't reason about.

of security leaders trust automation on its own in 2026 — down from 29% a year earlier

78%

have been hit by critical false negatives from fully automated scanning

— 2026 survey of 455 security leaders

So we use AI too — then our OSCP-certified engineers do what AI can't: understand your business, chain the findings, and prove what's actually exploitable. AI makes us faster. Skill is what makes it a pentest.

How it works

From first call to verified fix

A fixed process with dates you can plan around.

Scoping call within 1 business dayA senior engineer reviews which frameworks you report against and books a 15-minute call: scope, systems, and timing.
Fixed-price quoteScope, timeline and price in writing, mapped to every framework. Testing starts in 5–10 days.
Testing, with findings in real timeManual testing of your in-scope systems. Critical findings are flagged the day they're confirmed, each with a proof of concept and a fix.
Multi-framework report, free retest, attestationOne report mapped to every framework in 5 business days. Mark a finding fixed and we verify it at no charge, then issue an attestation letter.

Scoping call within 1 business day → testing starts in 5–10 days → multi-framework report in 5 business days → free retest

Before you ask

Questions buyers ask before they book

Does ISO 27001 require penetration testing?

ISO/IEC 27001 doesn't name penetration testing explicitly, but Annex A technical controls (A.8 in the 2022 revision) require you to evidence that vulnerabilities are identified and managed — and auditors expect a penetration test as that evidence. ioSENTRIX maps findings to the Annex A controls your auditor samples.

How much does penetration testing cost with ioSENTRIX?

Engagements start at $6,400 — 40 credits at $160 each — covering a small in-scope environment with a free retest. Larger scopes use more credits, and unused credits roll over quarterly. Every quote is a fixed price in writing after a 15-minute scoping call.

Can one test cover ISO 27001, NIST and SOC 2?

Yes. We run a single assessment and map the findings to every framework you report against — ISO 27001 Annex A, NIST CSF/800-53, SOC 2 TSC and more — so you avoid duplicate testing and duplicate spend.

Do you map to NIST CSF and 800-53?

Yes. Findings are mapped to NIST CSF functions and, where relevant, 800-53 control families, alongside your other frameworks.

What evidence do we get?

A multi-framework report with an executive summary, technical findings and verified remediation evidence — ready for ISO auditors, SOC 2 examiners and internal risk teams.

How long does the assessment take?

A typical test takes 1–3 weeks including reporting; multi-system environments take 4–6 weeks. Free retesting confirms your fixes.

ISO 27001 & NIST penetration testing, one engagement

Get a scoped quote in 1 business day

What you get from every engagement

Findings mapped to every framework

Multi-framework report in 5 business days

Free retesting until it's fixed

Penetration testing for every layer of your stack

Web App & API

Mobile App

SaaS

Thick Client

Cloud

Network

ICS / SCADA / IoT

AI / ML & LLM

M&A Due Diligence

What security teams say about working with us

Why teams choose ioSENTRIX for ISO 27001 & NIST

Not a scanner. Not a once-a-year PDF.

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An AI tool isn't a pentest — it's a faster scanner

Ready to see what your scanners and AI tools are missing?

From first call to verified fix

Numbers you can check

Reports mapped to the frameworks your auditor asks about

Questions buyers ask before they book

Does ISO 27001 require penetration testing?

How much does penetration testing cost with ioSENTRIX?

Can one test cover ISO 27001, NIST and SOC 2?

Do you map to NIST CSF and 800-53?

What evidence do we get?

How long does the assessment take?

Map one test to every framework you need