Meet Compliance Requirements
with Automated Security Testing
Offensive360 maps every finding to industry compliance frameworks. Generate audit-ready reports that show exactly how your security testing program addresses regulatory requirements.
Scan your code
Run automated security scans against your source code through CI/CD integration or direct upload.
Map to frameworks
Each finding is automatically classified by CWE, OWASP category, and applicable compliance frameworks.
Generate reports
Export compliance-mapped reports for auditors, showing which controls are covered and where gaps remain.
Supported compliance frameworks
Offensive360 helps you demonstrate compliance with major security and data protection standards.
The industry-standard classification of the most critical web application security risks, including injection, broken authentication, sensitive data exposure, and more.
Offensive360 scan rules map directly to OWASP Top 10 categories. Each finding includes its OWASP classification so development teams can prioritize remediation by risk category.
Requirement 6: Develop and maintain secure systems and applications. Requires code reviews or automated source code analysis for custom application code.
Automated SAST scanning satisfies PCI-DSS Requirement 6.3.2 for code review of custom code. Reports provide evidence of security testing for QSA audits.
Trust Service Criteria for Security (CC6, CC7, CC8) require controls for system development, change management, and vulnerability management.
Continuous scanning in CI/CD pipelines provides evidence of security controls throughout the SDLC. Scan history and remediation tracking support SOC 2 audit evidence collection.
Annex A.14 (System Acquisition, Development and Maintenance) requires secure development policies, system security testing, and protection of test data.
Offensive360 provides the technical controls for A.14.2.1 (secure development policy), A.14.2.5 (secure system engineering), and A.14.2.8 (system security testing).
Technical safeguards (164.312) require access controls, audit controls, integrity controls, and transmission security for electronic protected health information.
Detect insecure handling of health data, weak encryption, insufficient access controls, and logging gaps. Findings map to specific HIPAA technical safeguard requirements.
SA-11 (Developer Testing and Evaluation) requires security testing during development. SI-10 (Information Input Validation) requires validation of information inputs.
SAST scanning satisfies SA-11 requirements for automated security testing. Input validation findings directly address SI-10 control requirements.
Article 25 requires data protection by design and by default. Article 32 requires appropriate technical measures to ensure security of processing.
Identify code patterns that could lead to unauthorized data access, insufficient encryption, or inadequate data handling practices that violate GDPR data protection requirements.
Need to keep everything on-premise?
For organizations with strict data residency requirements, Offensive360 deploys as a self-contained virtual appliance inside your own infrastructure. Source code and scan results never leave your network. This is particularly relevant for NIST 800-53, FISMA, and GDPR compliance.
View On-Premise OptionsGet a compliance assessment
Tell us which frameworks you need to comply with and we'll show you how Offensive360 maps to your specific requirements.