Cyber Security Certification & Readiness Support
Convert a broad cyber security request into a practical route: ISO 27001, NIST CSF, VAPT, SOC 2 readiness, or buyer-specific evidence support.
Designed for real buyer requests, not generic certificate shopping.
AQX starts with the requirement, the intended use, and the evidence already available. That keeps the route practical before the applicant commits budget.
Best-fit applicants
Technology vendors, managed service providers, cloud platforms, ecommerce operators, and companies facing cyber due diligence.
Commercial use
Teams that receive vague requests for cyber certification, penetration testing, security policies, or risk evidence.
Before you pay
Organizations that need a faster first review before committing to a large security assurance program.
Common reasons this page becomes urgent.
- A customer asks for cyber security certification but does not specify the exact framework.
- The organization needs to choose between ISO 27001, NIST CSF, SOC 2, PCI DSS, VAPT, or internal evidence.
- The buyer wants proof that basic controls, risk handling, access management, and incident response are in place.
What AQX reviews
- Business model, systems, data sensitivity, buyer requirement, existing policies, and current security evidence.
- Control areas such as access, endpoint, logging, incident response, backup, supplier risk, vulnerability management, and awareness.
- Which route provides the clearest commercial answer without overstating assurance.
AQX reviews route suitability before payment. If the file is not eligible or the requirement does not fit the available route, the applicant can avoid unnecessary spend.
Documents that usually speed up review.
- Security policy set
- Asset and access records
- Risk register
- Incident response plan
- Vulnerability or VAPT results
- Backup and monitoring evidence
Review first. Fixed package second. Issue only when the file is ready.
Requirement check
Send the buyer wording, intended use, holder name, country, activities, and any deadline.
Scope and evidence review
AQX maps what the certificate or support route should cover and which documents are missing.
Decision and public record
Where eligible, the final record shows holder, scope, route, issue dates, validity, and verification status.
What applicants usually ask before choosing this route.
Which cyber route should we choose?
The buyer wording decides the route. AQX reviews the request first so the recommended path fits the commercial purpose.
Is VAPT enough?
Sometimes, but VAPT is a technical testing activity. Many buyers also expect management controls, policies, and remediation evidence.
Can this be done quickly?
A first route review can often be completed within 48 hours where eligible, but evidence quality controls the final timeline.
Compare before you apply.
Certification buyers often use different words for similar goals. These pages help you compare standards, industries, and support routes before submitting a requirement.
Send the requirement before you spend on the wrong route.
AQX can review the buyer wording, scope, and evidence fit. Initial review is available within 48 hours where eligible, with fixed packages from $398 to $1,599.