Do You Provide Attestation and Client-Facing Reports?

What Is an Attestation Report?

An attestation report confirms that an independent security assessment was conducted, summarizes the scope and methodology, and attests to the overall security posture of the tested environment — typically without disclosing specific vulnerabilities discovered. It provides proof that you have taken proactive steps to validate your security without exposing sensitive findings to external parties.

Who Uses Attestation Reports?

• Customers and clients — Enterprise customers increasingly require vendors to demonstrate independent security assessments. An attestation report satisfies this without sharing your internal findings.
• Auditors — SOC 2, HIPAA, and other frameworks require evidence of security testing. Grid32's reports are structured to satisfy these requirements directly.
• Cyber insurers — Many carriers require or provide premium discounts for organizations with documented penetration testing.
• Regulators — Financial regulators (FINRA, FFIEC) and government contractors (CMMC) may require documented evidence of security assessments.
• Board and senior leadership — A board-level attestation summary provides governance evidence that security testing is occurring regularly.

What Grid32 Provides

In addition to standard deliverables (executive summary, technical report, findings inventory), Grid32 can prepare customized attestation letters and client-summary documents tailored to your specific use case — whether you need to satisfy a customer questionnaire, regulatory submission, or audit requirement.