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Continuous compliance and access governance

Automate the enforcement of security controls and access reviews across your tech stack. We set up automated identity lifecycle management, least-privilege permission audits and continuous compliance monitoring, so your team is ready for security reviews without a manual scramble.

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The problem

What we build

How we run it

  1. Inventory. List your systems, their owners and the controls you need to show (from your auditor or customer questionnaires).
  2. Baseline. One read-only pass to see the current state and the biggest gaps.
  3. Automate the top controls first, each with a test that proves the check works.
  4. Report. A short monthly summary: controls passing, drift found and fixed, reviews completed.

We build and document technical controls and evidence. We are not an auditor and we do not certify compliance with SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA or any other standard; that remains with your auditor and counsel.

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Frequently asked questions

What does continuous compliance mean?

Instead of collecting evidence once a year, the controls are checked automatically every day or every change, and the results are stored as evidence. When a review comes, the evidence already exists.

Does this make us SOC 2 / ISO 27001 / HIPAA compliant?

No. Certification and legal interpretation belong to your auditor and counsel. We build and document the technical controls and the evidence trail that make an audit faster and less disruptive.

What is an automated access review?

On a schedule (for example quarterly) we list who can access which systems and at what level, flag stale, over-privileged or orphaned accounts, and send the list to the system owner to confirm or revoke. The decision and date are recorded.

Which systems can you cover?

Anything with an API or export: identity providers (for example Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra, Okta, Auth0), GitHub, cloud accounts, SaaS tools and databases. We confirm the access we need during scoping and use scoped, read-only credentials wherever possible.

Will you have admin access to our systems?

Read-only first. We request the minimum permissions for each task, document them, and remove them when the work ends.