The pentest your compliance program needs
Every major framework wants proof that someone tried to break in. Almost none of them agree on how. Here is what SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HIPAA, FedRAMP and GDPR each actually require, cited to the clause, and where an AI-native pentest fits.
Where a penetration test stands in each framework
Every framework on this page expects a penetration test. They differ only in how they say so. Two name it outright. The rest reach it through the testing and evaluation their auditors and regulators read for, and a pentest is what satisfies it. Each tile shows exactly where the test stands.
The framework names a penetration test as a mandatory control.
The testing and evaluation your assessor reads for, satisfied by a penetration test.
A legal duty to regularly test that your security works, which a penetration test proves.
Where the pentest fits each one
Six frameworks a penetration test genuinely applies to. Open any one for the full breakdown.
The evidence your audit runs on
Your audit runs on evidence: proof that you tested your defenses and closed what the test found. Uvy makes that evidence the strongest an assessor can get, verified findings with proof of exploit, a report written the way an auditor wants to read it, and a retest on every release so the proof never goes stale between audits.
Find every way in, before an attacker does
Uvy runs continuous offense and defense across your applications, agents, and embodied AI, at machine speed, and hands your team proof and the exact fix. Start with an application pentest, or talk to sales to cover the rest.
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