Programme for auditors and consultants
If you audit or implement information security for a living, you can get a free Secvalis account with 10 machine slots. It exists so that you can work with the tool your clients use, without asking anyone for a budget or a demo call.
No money changes hands in either direction. You pay nothing for the account and we pay nothing for anything you say about the tool.
Who it is for
Certification auditors who look at vulnerability management during ISO/IEC 27001 audits, and consultants who set that process up on the client side. Two groups, one account, the same conditions.
Conditions
- The account carries 10 machine slots and the full functionality of the Starter plan. There is nothing to pay, now or later, and no payment screens appear anywhere in it.
- The account is meant for testing, learning and showing the tool to your clients. It is not meant for running production infrastructure, yours or anyone else's.
- A link to a client account works only when that client invites you using the same e-mail address you give here. A different address makes a separate, unrelated account.
- The programme pays nothing. There is no commission, no revenue share and no payment of any kind for mentioning Secvalis to anyone.
- We look at every application by hand and we may decline one without giving a reason. Accounts are reviewed once a year, in a conversation, not by an automatic cut-off.
Impartiality
The programme is open to anyone working in the profession and it is not exclusive. Taking part does not oblige you to recommend Secvalis to anyone, does not depend on how many people you mention it to, and carries no payment of any kind. The account is granted on the same conditions to everyone, and nothing you say about the tool, in an audit or outside one, changes those conditions.
This paragraph is written so that you can show it to your certification body. If they need anything else in writing, ask and we will put it down.
Apply
Six fields, no password and no account is created at this point. We read applications by hand, so an answer takes a few days.