Automated testing, manual penetration testing and red teaming: what is acceptable?
Choose automated checks, assessor-led penetration testing and red-team exercises against your security objectives and applicable obligations.
Choose automated checks, assessor-led penetration testing and red-team exercises against your security objectives and applicable obligations.
Turn a test report into a documented accept, clarify or escalate decision based on scope and unresolved risk.
Scope AI application security evaluation around data flows, retrieval permissions, tool actions, configuration and material changes.
Scope Kubernetes assessment across applications, workloads, cluster administration, isolation and managed-service responsibilities.
Plan cloud security assessment scope around accounts, identities, data services, configuration and shared responsibility.
Define external and internal network assessment boundaries, starting access, coverage, operational safeguards and retest evidence.
Define web application and API assessment scope by architecture, user roles, customer separation, business workflows and verification evidence.
Choose tools for demonstrated workflow problems, and keep the service-specific risk decision with an accountable person.
A shared register, controlled evidence storage and assigned actions can support a workable process when the team can keep them current.
Ask about the subcontractors and other dependencies that could affect your service, and how your vendor oversees them.
How CC6.3 relates to access approvals, changes, removals and reviews, with illustrative controls rather than mandatory technologies or intervals.
Prepare for a SOC examination by confirming the report needed, defining scope, assigning owners and organizing reliable evidence.
Define web application and API assessment scope by architecture, user roles, customer separation, business workflows and verification evidence.
Why customers request SOC reports, how the appropriate scope depends on the service, and what assurance a report can and cannot provide.
A written policy describes intended work; operating evidence helps show whether the relevant activity was actually performed.
Define external and internal network assessment boundaries, starting access, coverage, operational safeguards and retest evidence.
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