ISO 27001 vulnerability scanning
ISO 27001 expects you to find and fix technical vulnerabilities continuously and keep the evidence. Vulny gives you that scanning — and the ISMS that surrounds it — in one place.
What ISO 27001 asks for
Annex A control A.8.8 — management of technical vulnerabilities — expects you to identify, evaluate and act on technical vulnerabilities in good time, and to keep evidence that you do. Auditors want to see this happening continuously, not once a year.
How Vulny gives you the evidence
Vulny scans your internet-facing servers and web apps against a detection database of 357,755+ vulnerability tests, re-checks you against newly published CVEs every two hours, and prioritises findings by real-world risk. Every scan exports a branded, audit-ready PDF or DOC report.
Scanning and the ISMS in one place
Critical findings can flow straight into your built-in risk register and incident log, so the technical testing and the governance evidence ISO 27001 expects live in the same tool — no spreadsheets, no separate GRC purchase, no consultant required.
Frequently asked questions
Does ISO 27001 require vulnerability scanning?
ISO 27001 does not name a specific tool, but Annex A control A.8.8 (management of technical vulnerabilities) expects you to find and remediate technical vulnerabilities and keep evidence. Continuous scanning is the practical way most organisations meet it.
How often should I scan for ISO 27001?
Auditors look for an ongoing process rather than a single annual scan. Vulny scans continuously and re-checks your assets against newly published CVEs every two hours, so your evidence stays current.
Do I need a consultant?
No. Vulny prioritises findings for you and produces audit-ready reports, and the ISMS — risk register, Statement of Applicability, incidents — is built in, so you can prepare without hiring a specialist.
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