ISO 27001 Penetration Testing
Use scoped technical testing to support your ISO/IEC 27001 risk-treatment and assurance activities.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 defines requirements for an information security management system. Penetration testing can help evaluate technical risks and inform risk treatment. The scope should follow your ISMS boundary and risk assessment, rather than treating a single test as certification.
Scope, evidence and next steps.
Connect testing to the ISMS
Identify the systems, business processes and technical risks relevant to the ISMS scope and risk-treatment plan.
Choose relevant coverage
Agree application, cloud or network testing that addresses the identified risks. Define access, authorization, exclusions and the testing window.
Document corrective work
Use findings and remediation guidance to inform the risk owner. Agreed retest evidence can help document the effectiveness of technical fixes.
Keep certification separate
TrekShield provides testing evidence and informational mapping. The certification body evaluates the management system; testing alone does not establish conformity.
The testing behind this solution.
This program draws on our certified bench across these services.
Web Application Penetration Testing
Manual, exploit-driven testing of your web apps — auth, access control, and business logic that scanners miss.
Cloud Penetration Testing
AWS, Azure, and GCP testing — misconfigurations, identity, and privilege-escalation paths.
Internal Network Penetration Testing
Assumed-breach testing of lateral movement and privilege escalation inside the perimeter.
Sources
This page describes scoped testing support for the framework. It is informational control mapping — not an audit, certification or assessor decision.
ISO 27001 Penetration Testing — questions buyers ask.
Does ISO 27001 require the same pentest for every organization?
No universal test scope is implied here. Determine appropriate testing from your ISMS, risks, selected controls and assurance requirements with the relevant owners and certification body.
What evidence can we discuss?
Scope and methodology, a technical report and executive summary, remediation guidance and any agreed retest report. Confirm your reviewer’s specific evidence needs during scoping.
Does this certify TrekShield or our organization?
No. This service page describes testing support. It is not a claim that TrekShield holds ISO 27001 certification or that buying a test certifies your organization.
Prove what an attacker could actually do.
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