Revelion for compliance and GRC teams is an AI penetration testing platform that automatically generates audit-ready evidence mapped to 9 compliance frameworks. Every report includes CVSS 3.1 scoring, CWE classification, proof-of-concept evidence, and framework control mappings, produced in hours rather than weeks.
Compliance frameworks from SOC 2 to ISO 27001 to PCI DSS require evidence of penetration testing. What they actually require in that evidence, and how to produce it efficiently, is where GRC teams spend significant effort.
What Auditors Actually Want
A pentest report satisfies an auditor when it demonstrates that testing was conducted by a qualified party, covered relevant scope, used recognised methodology, and produced findings documented with sufficient evidence to verify both the vulnerability and the organisation's response.
Revelion reports include scope definition with target details and exclusions, methodology description covering the testing approach, CVSS 3.1 scores calculated on demonstrated exploitability rather than theoretical maximum, CWE classifications, proof-of-concept evidence captured during testing, and a full findings register with remediation recommendations. The executive summary documents the testing period, scope, and overall risk posture in language suitable for audit appendices.
9 Frameworks, Mapped Automatically
Manual framework mapping is time-consuming and error-prone. Each finding needs to be cross-referenced against control requirements, categorised appropriately, and documented in a format the auditor expects. Revelion does this automatically for 9 frameworks: SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, Cyber Essentials, Cyber Essentials Plus, HIPAA, NIST CSF, GDPR technical requirements, and DORA.
The mapping appears in every report. A SQL injection finding is automatically linked to the relevant SOC 2 criteria, ISO 27001 controls, and PCI DSS requirements. You do not need to maintain a separate mapping document or spend time after the test connecting findings to controls.
Continuous Evidence, Not Annual Snapshots
The annual pentest model creates a 364-day gap in your evidence trail. Systems change continuously: new features get deployed, dependencies get updated, configurations change. A point-in-time assessment documents what was true on one day each year.
With the Pro plan's 5 scheduled scans per month, GRC teams can maintain a continuous evidence trail. Test after major deployments. Test quarterly for systems in active development. Test monthly for high-risk applications processing sensitive data. The result is a testing history that demonstrates ongoing security discipline rather than a single data point.
From Testing to Evidence in Hours
Traditional pentesting involves scheduling (often 4 to 8 weeks lead time), a testing window of days to weeks, and a report delivery timeline of another 1 to 3 weeks. Total time from decision to evidence: 6 to 12 weeks.
With Revelion, the gap between deciding to run a test and having audit-ready evidence is measured in hours. For GRC teams managing tight compliance timelines or responding to auditor requests, that speed difference changes what's operationally possible.