SOC 2 and PCI DSS 4.0 expect penetration testing — and your customers want to see the report. Xora gives you a formal point-in-time report, a retest report against the same finding list, and continuous evidence in between.
SOC 2 comes due every December: a pen test, then proof that every finding was remediated or put on the risk register. The good vendors are booked out, the report lands weeks after fieldwork, and in the meantime every customer sends a 40-page security questionnaire. After all of it, the evidence covers two weeks out of fifty-two.
Each exploit ships with the request, the response, and full reproduction steps. The evidence maps to SOC 2 controls and holds up with auditors and insurers.
Testing runs against staging before every deploy, so your evidence covers the audit period — not a two-week sample of it.
Generate a formal point-in-time report when the auditor asks — then a retest report against that same finding list to prove remediation.
Check three boxes, print a PDF, send it — instead of panicking.
A pentest bought for the auditor tests what the calendar allows. Xora's findings are runtime-exploited against your actual application, so the report shows what an attacker did — not what a scanner guessed. That is the difference between attesting that you tested and proving what was tested. Xora is an independent third-party test of your application — the formal report stands in for the annual engagement instead of sitting beside it.
Xora produces a formal point-in-time report with findings, evidence, and a matching retest report. Acceptance is your auditor's call — bring them into the evaluation in week one, not at signature.
Xora is one: an independent engagement producing a formal point-in-time report and a matching retest. Use it as the test itself — and retire the annual scheduling scramble with it.
New findings between annual tests are exactly the point: with continuous testing, the risk register is current in March, not just December.
We ran Xora against OWASP Juice Shop, a deliberately vulnerable practice app, and wrote it up the way your auditor would receive it: findings, evidence, severity, and remediation guidance. The matching retest report is part of every engagement — ask to see one in the demo.
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