Security GRC (SOC 2)
Move past control attestations to continuous verification. Agents test that your SOC 2, ISO 27001, and NIST CSF controls actually work — every finding signed at write time and replayable, so the auditor verifies the same artifact five years out.
What this suite does
SOC 2 · ISO 27001 · NIST CSF — active control verification — enforced per control, per framework, per evidence artifact. Every verdict is signed at write time and replayable byte-identically for five years.
- Continuous SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria control testing (not once-a-year screenshots)
- ISO 27001 Annex A + NIST CSF coverage from one canonical control catalog
- Signed evidence per control finding — PASS and FAIL both join the chain
- Auditor-ready evidence packs assembled on demand
Key agents in this suite
A representative slice of the 8 agents in this suite. Each ships with deterministic verdicts, a cryptographic evidence chain, and per-framework control mapping.
Control Test Runner
Executes control tests on a configurable cadence and emits a signed verdict for each.
Access Review Agent
Verifies least-privilege and joiner-mover-leaver access against the live directory.
Change Management Auditor
Confirms code and config changes followed the approved, evidenced path.
Vendor Risk Mapper
Tracks third-party risk and surviving obligations against actual data flows.
Evidence Pack Builder
Assembles auditor-ready, framework-mapped evidence packs from the chain on demand.
Why the substrate matters
Every agent in this suite shares one foundation: a canonical control catalog that projects the same evidence across frameworks, and an evidence chain that is signed at write time, independently timestamped, tamper-evident, and deterministically replayable. The auditor accepts the same artifact at year five that they accept today.
That is the difference between agent-based compliance that is workflow-grounded and AI compliance tooling that is a black box. Agent-based defensibility platform — workflow-grounded.
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Join the early-access cohort ahead of Full GA on August 23, 2026. The substrate the auditor accepts — not legal advice; your counsel stays in the loop.