Security-first compliance for the AI era

AI-native compliance

Most compliance tools show you a list of red checks and leave the work to you. Strac Comply puts AI on the work. It drafts your policies, collects your evidence, and writes the fix when a test fails. You review and approve every step.

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AI does the work. You make the calls.

Here is how your program runs, from the first connection to the audit binder.

1Connect

Connect your cloud, code and SaaS tools. Strac Comply maps what it finds to the controls in SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF 2.0, HIPAA, PCI DSS and more. One check counts on every control it proves.

2Collect

Automated tests collect evidence from your connected systems every day, including AWS console screenshots. For admin pages no integration reaches, the Evidence Agent Chrome extension captures the screen for you.

3Check

Tests run every day against your real setup. Each control shows what passes, what fails, and why. No scramble the month before your audit.

4Fix

When a test fails, AI writes the fix for your setup, step by step, from the actual finding. A person reviews it and makes the change.

5Prove

Your evidence is pinned into an audit binder your auditor reviews in their own portal. And your AI agent can read and write it over MCP.

The part most tools leave to you

When a test fails, AI writes the fix

Most tools tell you a control is red and stop there. Your engineers still have to read the finding, work out the change and write the steps. We hand that work to AI. You stay in control.

It reads the real failure

AI works from the actual finding: the exact setting on the exact resource. Not a generic help article. So the fix fits your setup.

It writes the steps

You get a step-by-step guide that says what to change and where. Your engineer acts in minutes instead of researching for an afternoon.

Your identifiers stay private

Account IDs, ARNs, IP addresses and user names are redacted before anything reaches the model. We fill them back in on our side. That is how a data-security company builds AI.

A human stays in the loop

AI proposes. A person reviews the fix and makes the change. Nothing touches your infrastructure on its own, so your auditor sees a clear trail.

AI fix guides cover failing tests in AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace, Okta, Slack, CrowdStrike and more.

Why keep a person in the loop? Compliance is a chain of custody your auditor has to trust. AI does the heavy lifting, and a person owns the decision. You move fast without handing your controls to a machine.

AI across the whole platform

Same rule everywhere: AI drafts and proposes, a person approves.

AI vCISO

Ask compliance questions in Slack or the dashboard. Your vCISO answers from your own program and drafts policies and documents for you.

AI-drafted policies and documents

AI writes them from your company profile and connected systems. Nothing counts toward your audit until a person approves it.

AI-maintained risk register

AI proposes risks and scores from your systems, vendors and frameworks, and keeps them current. A person approves the register.

Evidence Agent

A Chrome extension that captures watermarked screenshots from any admin page and files them on your controls. See how it works.

Your AI agent, over MCP

Do compliance from the AI agent you already use. Upload policies, file evidence, or hand it a Vanta or Drata export folder to move over. See what your agent can do.

AI questionnaire answers

Upload a security questionnaire. AI drafts each answer from your policies and test results. You approve, and approved answers get reused next time.

AI penetration testing

Automated scans of your apps, not a human-led test. The report goes to your auditor’s portal. Not in the free trial.

Shadow IT and AI discovery

See which AI apps your team connected to Google Workspace or Microsoft Entra, and record a decision on each. Your review becomes vendor-risk evidence.

One check, every framework

A passing check counts on every control it proves across SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF 2.0, HIPAA and PCI DSS.

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