Penetration Testing by Regulation and Industry

In many Turkish sectors, from banking to energy, regulators expect information systems to undergo penetration testing at defined intervals and the results to be reported. Nokta Guard plans each penetration test around the scope, frequency and reporting expectations of the regulation you are subject to and delivers a report you can use in audits.

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What you will find here

You can browse this section in two ways. If you know which regulation applies to you, start with By Regulation; if you prefer to start from your industry's risks, go to By Industry.

By Regulation: BDDK, Capital Markets Board (SPK), EMRA (EPDK), Central Bank (TCMB), SEDDK, ICTA (BTK), the Information and Communication Security Guide, Cybersecurity Law No. 7545, KVKK, PCI DSS and ISO/IEC 27001.
By Industry: finance, energy and critical infrastructure, public sector, healthcare, e-commerce, manufacturing, telecommunications, legal and insurance.

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How is compliance-driven penetration testing different?

The technical testing uses the same methods; what changes is how scope, frequency and reporting are designed around the regulation. We define scope by the systems the regulation covers, report findings in a way auditors can trace, and retest after remediation.

By Regulation

The test and report your regulator expects, from a single provider.

By Regulation

By Industry

Service packages shaped by the risks of your industry.

By Industry

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which regulations apply to my organization?

Your licence, authorization and the type of data you process are decisive. Being a bank, payment institution or brokerage firm, or processing card data, each triggers different obligations. In an initial call we review your activities together and list the relevant regulations.

Can one penetration test cover several regulations?

Where scopes overlap, a single test plan can be designed to meet several requirements. Each regulation's scope, frequency and reporting expectations still need to be checked separately. We build the test plan with that mapping in place.

What does a compliance-oriented penetration test report contain?

An executive summary, scope and methodology, findings ranked by risk, evidence and remediation guidance are the core sections. If the regulation prescribes a report format or submission deadline, we structure the report accordingly.