ISO 27001 does not want a screenshot; it wants repeatable evidence that secure-development and vulnerability-management controls operate. The way to survive the audit is to generate that evidence from the same findings your engineers already fix.
Secure development, secure coding, application security testing, technical vulnerability management and change control all expect demonstrable, ongoing operation. That means continuous scanning, risk-based remediation with an SLA, and a durable record of both.
apPosture projects each finding to ISO 27001 (alongside PCI-DSS v4, SOC 2, NIST 800-53, HIPAA and GDPR) by rule, so the control mapping is identical every time and defensible under questioning. The SLA clock runs from first-seen, and the evidence sits in an append-only, tamper-evident vault. Because the platform is self-hosted, that evidence never leaves your boundary and the attestation stays yours.
It is deterministic and stored in an append-only hash chain, so it is reproducible and tamper-evident - the properties an assessor looks for.
Yes. Self-hosted means the evidence and the attestation stay entirely within your infrastructure.
From discovery to a proven attack chain. A PoC in your own environment.