Mapping Cybersecurity Vulnerabilties into ISO: 27001

Compliance with standards such as ISO 27001 means paperwork. If it's not written down and evidenced it didn't happen. In today's digital world, manual compliance is not only time consuming but can be counter productive. Relying on manual risk tracking and incident management is going to place an extremely heavy burden on maintaining the relevant compliance data. This is where VerifiedThreat comes to the fore.

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VerifiedThreat

While standard pentests produce lots of potential risk and documentation, VerifiedVisitors provides hard signals for risk by using Agentic AI to actually prove out the actual risk and probability of an attack. Our agents go to work, scanning the target and looking for vulnerabilties.

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• Verified Threats: Only verified threats are recorded - where we have proof positive that one or more of the agents has bypassed traditional defences. This reduces the noise, eliminates the false postives, and allows you to see the wood from the trees.
• Fails one or more critical test with evidential proof: With the actual proof of the breach, and the ability to re-run the agents, the security team can quickly identify the underlying risks, reconfigure, and assess again for new risks.
• Constantly Monitoring: Pentests are periodic, typically on a fixed schedule or after major code changes and upgrades only. It's only too easy to leave a WAF turned off, or to fail to re-instate a firewall after a minor code change. VerifiedThreat provides continual monitoring.
• Agents have situational learning for multi-chain attack types: Attackers are often combining attacks using several methods to bypass traditional defences, which makes detection much harder.

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ISO 27001

VerifiedVisitors provides the hard signals and removes potential threats and hypothetical scenarios or generic risk factors to provide real verified threat data. We then examine the threat data, and provide the threat significance mapped dynamically to the ISO 270001 standards. For example, if we detect potential DDos vulnerabilties, the entire proven threat can then be mapped to each and every standard, to ensure the incident log, risk register and associated documentation is updated and the risk registered and monitored for continual improvement. For example, a DDos threat vulnerability would affect capacity planning, logging and management, technical vulnerabilties, intrusion detection, threat intel, network segregation, business continuity, and supplier relationships.

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• Comprehensive Risk Register: Only verified threats are recorded and automatically tracked against the relevant sections of the standard in one integrated risk management tool.
• Risk State Mitigated, Accepted, etc. With the actual proof of the breach, and the ability to re-run the agents, the security team can quickly identify the underlying risks, reconfigure, and assess again for new risks. The risk is recorded and cross referenced to each of the relevant standards.
• Reporting: Comprehesive reporting tracks the entire risk, and allows you to easily include the risk data and include it in the relevant management reports.
  

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