A customer asked for your penetration test report

A bigger company wants to buy from you, and their security team sent a questionnaire. One line asks for your most recent independent penetration test. If you do not have one, the deal waits. This page explains what they want to see and how to get it this week.

A customer asked for your penetration test report

What the questionnaire is asking

Standard questionnaires such as the SIG and the CAIQ, and most custom ones, ask the same things:

  • Has an independent third party tested your systems in the last 12 months?
  • What was in scope?
  • Were the findings fixed?
  • Can you share a summary?

What a good report shows

  • The date and the scope of the test
  • That an independent party ran it
  • The method used
  • Findings ranked by severity, with proof
  • Evidence that fixes were retested

Get it this week

Buy online, start the same day, fix what it finds, retest inside the window, then send your customer the executive summary instead of the full technical detail.

If the customer asks for a human-led test

Some enterprise customers specify a test led by a named engineer. Our managed penetration testing team does that.

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Related: SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, PCI DSS 11.4, penetration test cost

Ready when you are

Ready to get your pen test done this week?

Automated penetration testing from Clone Systems starts at $1,995 for an external test and $2,995 for an internal test. Buy it online, start in minutes, and retest for free within your 30-day window.