Scrutineer · Platform
Compliance management software for every framework you run
When you carry more than one framework, compliance management turns into a juggling act: the same control proves different requirements in SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA, but you track it in separate, drifting spreadsheets. Compliance management software should give you one command center. Scrutineer manages every framework, control and piece of evidence in a single place.
Controls are mapped across frameworks, evidence is collected automatically and kept current, and ownership is clear. When a control drifts or evidence expires, the right person is notified and the gap is tracked to close. You always know where you stand on every framework at once. Scrutineer keeps you continuously audit-ready, while accredited auditors issue the formal reports.
Control-mapped findings · linked evidence · you decide what to remediate
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Illustrative sample · not an audit attestation
Controls in evidence-linked report out
AI scrutinizes you decide
Why it works
What you get with compliance management
One command center
Every framework, control and piece of evidence lives in one place, so you manage compliance as a whole rather than juggling per-framework spreadsheets.
Cross-framework reuse
A control mapped once counts toward every framework it satisfies, so adding a new framework is mostly reuse rather than starting over.
Owned and current
Each control has an owner, evidence refreshes automatically, and gaps route to the right person, so nothing decays quietly between audits.
What it handles
Controls in, an evidence-linked report out
Point Scrutineer at a framework or a vendor and it maps every control, pulls the evidence it can find, flags the gaps and scores the risk, returning a report with linked evidence and a prioritized remediation list. Scrutineer is decision support for readiness, an accredited auditor still issues the attestation.
- Manages every framework from one place
- Maps controls across frameworks for reuse
- Collects and refreshes evidence automatically
- Assigns control ownership clearly
- Flags drift and routes gaps to owners
- Shows live status across all frameworks at once
evidence · MFA enforced and access reviews evidenced.
evidence · Mostly covered; one approval log left untested.
evidence · Two subprocessors missing a current review.
evidence · Data encrypted in transit and at rest, evidenced.
Why Scrutineer
One platform that maps controls and scores risk
Not a static questionnaire, not a pass-fail black box, and not a spreadsheet you maintain by hand. Live control mapping across SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR and PCI, automatic evidence and a prioritized gap list, returned as a report you can act on. The AI scrutinizes, you decide.
Mapped to real controls
Every framework is broken down into the controls it actually requires, each scored on a red to amber to green scale, so readiness stays transparent and consistent.
Evidence behind every finding
Each control links to the exact evidence that satisfies it, the policy, the config, the log line, so the finding is auditable and your readiness is defensible.
A prioritized gap list
Open gaps roll up into a ranked remediation list, so the highest-risk findings sit at the top and your team fixes what matters before the audit begins.
Good questions
Questions about compliance management
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Point Scrutineer at a framework or a vendor and it maps every control, gathers evidence and scores the risk, returning an evidence-linked report and a prioritized gap list. The AI scrutinizes, you decide.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR & PCI · evidence-linked controls · readiness, not certification