What's actually slowing you down
Audit weeks turn into asset-inventory archaeology, proving you actually know what you have, in writing.
Discovery, ownership, and remediation evidence live in three different tools and never line up.
Auditors don't accept screenshots and "we usually do it", they want repeatable, exportable evidence.
Scoped to what we can actually prove.
Owlyon is an external attack-surface tool. It produces continuous, exportable evidence for the asset-management and external-exposure controls inside these frameworks, not the full standard.
What Owlyon evidences
- External asset inventory and ownership attribution
- Internet-facing exposure and shadow IT discovery
- External vulnerability and remediation status
- Continuous monitoring, dated and exportable
What it doesn't
- Access reviews and identity governance
- Encryption at rest and internal data handling
- HR, onboarding, and policy controls
- BCP, DR, and data-subject requests
What changes when Owlyon is running
Operational outcomes, not aspirational rhetoric.
Audit-ready evidence on demand
Exportable, dated, and attributable. Generated continuously, not the week before an audit.
External-facing controls already mapped
Every output is tagged to the specific asset-management and external-exposure clauses your auditor cares about.
Continuous evidence, not point-in-time
Proof your program runs every day, not only on the day the auditor showed up.
Single source of truth for assets
One inventory shared across security, IT, and audit, instead of three that disagree.
What you actually get out of it
Concrete artifacts, not promises.
- 01Validated external asset inventory with timestamps and ownership
- 02External vulnerability findings with remediation status and full evidence trails
- 03Pre-mapped to specific clauses (ISO 27001 A.5.9 / A.8.8, SOC 2 CC7.1, PCI-DSS 11, NIS2 Art. 21, DORA Art. 8, CIS 1 & 7)
- 04Downloadable audit packages and reports, PDF, CSV, or via REST API
- 05Per-asset change history for forensic and audit review