Pass your NIST CSF assessment
Pentest Today produces evidence across the NIST CSF functions — attack-surface discovery for Identify, scans and policies for Protect, and pentest findings that exercise Detect and Respond.
What a NIST CSF review asks for
The NIST Cybersecurity Framework organizes security around Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover.
Scan
Authenticated and external scans across web, API, and cloud surface the issues before an assessor does — de-duped, triaged, and mapped to CVE/CVSS.
Pentest
Approved-target scans become a client-ready pentest report: validated findings, evidence, reproduction steps, remediation, and the retest letter auditors accept.
Policy Generator
Generate the policies and system architecture diagrams the review expects — access control, cryptography, incident response — pre-mapped to controls.
FedRAMP
FedRAMP authorizes cloud services for U.S. federal use, built on NIST 800-53 controls and requiring penetration testing.
CMMC
CMMC verifies that defense contractors protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) per NIST 800-171.
Meta TPA
Meta requires apps and vendors that access Platform Data to complete an annual Third-Party Assessment (formerly the Data Protection Assessment) with an approved assessor.
Google VSA
Google's Vendor Security Assessment reviews how suppliers protect Google and user data before and during an engagement.
Microsoft SSPA
Microsoft's Supplier Security and Privacy Assurance (SSPA) program requires suppliers handling Microsoft personal data to attest to the Data Protection Requirements (DPR).
Salesforce Security Review
AppExchange partners must pass Salesforce's Security Review, which includes scanning and penetration testing of the offering before listing.
NIST CSF, answered
Is NIST CSF a certification?
No — it's a voluntary framework, often used as the backbone for vendor questionnaires and internal programs. We map our evidence to its subcategories so you can report against it.
Is the pentest a real test or just a scanner dump?
Both scanning and AI triage are scoped to your approved targets, and every finding is reviewed and signed off by a human before delivery — so the report reflects verified findings, not raw scanner noise.
How fast can I get a report?
Most reports turn around in hours, not weeks. You connect an approved target, we scan and verify, and you export a client-ready report and policy pack.
Get the evidence for your NIST CSF review this week.
Start a scan on an approved target and walk in with the report, policies, and diagrams already done.