PCI-DSS Vulnerability Scanning & Compliance Reporting

Automate PCI-DSS Requirement 11.3 vulnerability scanning with audit-ready compliance reports, unlimited scans, and built-in threat intelligence.

What PCI-DSS Requirement 11.3 Demands

PCI-DSS Requirement 11.3 mandates quarterly internal and external vulnerability scans of all in-scope systems. External scans must be performed by an Approved Scanning Vendor (ASV). All high-severity vulnerabilities (CVSS 4.0+) must be remediated and re-scanned before passing. ScanAnchor automates the scanning, tracking, and reporting workflow so your team stays compliant without manual effort.

How ScanAnchor Automates PCI-DSS Compliance

Every vulnerability discovered by ScanAnchor is automatically mapped to PCI-DSS controls including Requirement 2 (secure configurations), Requirement 6 (secure development), Requirement 11.3 (vulnerability scanning), and others. The platform tracks remediation status per finding, flags overdue items, and generates audit-ready PDF reports with vulnerability-to-control evidence mapping that QSAs and auditors expect.

From Scan to Audit-Ready Report in Minutes

  1. Configure your PCI-DSS scope — define cardholder data environment assets
  2. Run ASV-ready vulnerability scans — unlimited frequency, no extra cost
  3. Auto-map findings to PCI-DSS controls — Req 2, 6, 8, 10, 11
  4. Export audit-ready PDF reports — includes evidence, remediation tracking, pass/fail status

With ScanAnchor's flat-rate pricing, you can run scans as frequently as needed without worrying about per-scan charges. Most organisations scan weekly rather than quarterly, catching vulnerabilities faster and reducing remediation windows.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does ScanAnchor meet ASV requirements?
ScanAnchor provides the scanning engine and compliance reporting. For the official ASV attestation stamp, you'll pair ScanAnchor with your chosen ASV. The scan data and reports ScanAnchor generates are directly usable for ASV submissions.
Which PCI-DSS controls does ScanAnchor map to?
ScanAnchor auto-maps to Requirements 1, 2, 6, 8, 10, and 11, covering network security, secure configurations, application security, authentication, logging, and vulnerability scanning.
How often should I scan for PCI-DSS?
PCI-DSS requires quarterly scans at minimum. With ScanAnchor's unlimited scanning, most teams scan weekly or after every infrastructure change for continuous compliance.
Can I generate PCI-DSS reports for auditors?
Yes. One-click PDF reports with vulnerability-to-control mapping, remediation status, and historical scan data. Auditors and QSAs receive the evidence format they expect.

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