Selling to the Spanish public sector? Test your applications the way ENS expects
The Esquema Nacional de Seguridad applies to Spanish public administrations and to the private suppliers that serve them. Agent Breach gives you recurring web and API security testing with recorded evidence to support your ENS measures and procurement reviews.
What public-sector buyers ask for
ENS applies to suppliers too
Companies that provide systems or services to public-sector entities are expected to meet ENS requirements proportionate to the system category.
Applications tested before and after release
ENS includes measures on secure development, acceptance testing before going live and ongoing vulnerability management for the software you operate.
Documentation for tenders and audits
Tenders and conformity audits ask for evidence of how applications are tested and how vulnerabilities are tracked to closure.
How Agent Breach supports your ENS work
Testing before each release
Run scans on staging or trigger them from pull requests and CI so new versions are checked before they reach the administration.
Continuous vulnerability management
Scheduled scans, prioritised findings, remediation guidance and retests close the loop between detection and fix.
Audit-ready records
Findings keep their request, response, confirmation state and remediation, exportable as PDF, JSON, CSV or an evidence pack for your auditors.
EU hosting and data handling
Hosted in the EU (AWS eu-north-1) with encrypted credentials; no agents installed on your infrastructure.
What Agent Breach does not do
- It does not certify ENS conformity; certification is issued by an accredited body after an audit.
- Organisational, physical and personnel measures are outside the scope of web and API testing.
- Coverage depends on the targets, credentials and scan profile you authorise; untested routes are shown as untested.
Preparing a tender or an ENS audit?
In 30 minutes we review your application, the evidence you need and how to start testing it this week.
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