Solution 03 · Prove
Get audit-ready.
Stay that way.
Connect the systems you already run. Collect hashed evidence. Close gaps on a ranked plan. Issue signed release records an auditor can follow.
The honest limit
CyberGuard does not certify you. No SOC 2 report, no ISO certificate, no auditor’s signature comes from this product. It produces evidence-backed readiness and signed release records that support an external audit. The auditor still signs.
Frameworks
Available now
In-scope controls, live assessments, readiness plan. These are the only frameworks treated as shipping.
Upcoming
Versioned control packs — additional frameworks ship as new catalogs, not a rewrite. Not available today.
The working surface
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Connectors
GitHub, AWS, Supabase, Firebase, Okta, ClickUp. More connectors mean more controls verified automatically. Policy-only controls still need a published, linked attestation.
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Assessments & posture
Live checks against in-scope SOC 2 and ISO 27001 controls. Pass, warn, fail, unknown — with evidence freshness, not a once-a-year spreadsheet.
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Ranked readiness
What to fix next. Scan gaps and policy attestations in one plan, with owners and due dates that survive the next assessment.
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Hashed evidence
Artifacts from collectors: content hash, retention, source system. The chain an auditor walks from control to check.
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Policy lifecycle
Draft, submit, approve, publish, attest. Publishing alone does not count. The policy must be linked to the control inside the window.
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Signed release records
Ed25519 over a canonical payload at a commit or deploy. Shareable, revocable, independently verifiable. A signature proves the payload was not altered — not that the commit exists, if you issued it unverified.
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AI, advisory only
Drafts explanations and remediations. Humans approve before anything attaches to a finding. The model never sets pass or fail.
Waitlist
Ready is a practice, not a week in April.
Join for early access to GRC on SOC 2 and ISO 27001.