6.3
SOC 2
Continuous compliance, live risk posture, cloud security and a public trust page. Everything a buyer asks for before they sign, in one system.
Manual prep. Screenshots. Spreadsheets. Endless back-and-forth. Your team is stuck checking boxes instead of closing deals and building security.
To-do
Re-export the access list for the SOC 2 auditor.
To-do
Complete the customer questionnaire, tab 3 of 7.
Alert
The quarterly access review is overdue.
Notice
The auditor asked for the same evidence again.
SOC 2
Every slip in compliance is a deal you lose, a market you don't enter, or a customer you can't win.
It is checked against the control's acceptance criteria before a reviewer opens it. What comes back is advice, and the platform treats it as advice.
It sees the file and the criteria. Nothing else.
One gap per criterion, at most.
A file that talks to the model gets flagged.
Closing a gap is not approval.
One control set sits underneath all of it, so a piece of evidence accepted once counts everywhere it is relevant. These are the surfaces your team works in day to day.
NorthIron pools weighted progress across every framework in scope. Partial control progress earns partial credit, while the exact missing evidence remains visible underneath the score.
Manual uploads, module references, and automatic checks meet in one evidence queue. AI flags gaps for review, but only a named person can accept evidence and change readiness.
Connect cloud accounts and repositories, run checks, and work from the resulting findings. Passing checks and resolved gaps feed the same evidence and control model as manual work.
Draft, review, publish, and version policies already mapped to controls. Send acknowledgements by magic link and keep the receipts beside the policy.
Work from a maintained risk library, assign owners and treatments, and track mitigation tasks through approval instead of leaving the register as a spreadsheet.
Assess vendors across attack surface, questionnaire responses, and supporting documents. The score rebalances when a pillar does not apply instead of treating missing data as failure.
Start with ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, or HIPAA. More frameworks are being added to the platform.
AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, GitHub, GitLab and Microsoft Entra ID are live.
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Integration hub
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Integration hub
Draft stories for layout review. The names, portraits and final customer quotes will be replaced before launch.
NorthIron gives us one place to see which risks need attention, who owns the response and how each treatment connects back to our controls.
Vendor assessments, documents and external findings sit together, so every review starts with context instead of another spreadsheet.
The Evidence Vault makes the review path clear. Our team sees what is missing, while every acceptance still belongs to a named person.
A practitioner walks you through the control map on your first call.