PCI-DSS v4 raised the bar on secure software: continuous vulnerability management, protection of public-facing applications and demonstrable evidence. Automating it means mapping your findings to the requirements the same way every time, and keeping tamper-evident proof.
The hard part of an audit is not scanning - it is proving, repeatably, that a given finding maps to a given control. apPosture maps each finding by vulnerability class and CWE to PCI-DSS v4 (and ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST, HIPAA, GDPR) by rule, not by guesswork, so the mapping is identical every run. Every finding ships a proof-of-exploit and a secure-code fix, and the evidence lives in an append-only vault.
A deterministic control-by-control report, a tamper-evident evidence trail and a posture trend over time - produced from the same data the engineers work from, so security and audit never disagree. See the trust center.
It automates the application-security evidence and continuous testing PCI-DSS v4 expects. Certification remains yours; the platform gives you deterministic, verifiable proof to present.
Yes. Mapping is deterministic - the same finding maps to the same controls every run, with no LLM in the mapping path.
From discovery to a proven attack chain. A PoC in your own environment.