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GDPR compliance software that evidences accountability
Under GDPR the burden is on you to prove accountability: you have to show which personal data you process, on what lawful basis, where it flows and how it is protected. GDPR compliance software should make that demonstrable rather than theoretical. Scrutineer maps GDPR obligations to your actual controls and ties them to your records of processing activities.
The platform tracks data flows, processor relationships and the controls protecting personal data, then flags gaps such as a processor without a data processing agreement or a transfer without a safeguard. When a regulator or a customer asks, you have organized evidence instead of a scramble. Scrutineer supports GDPR accountability and readiness; it does not provide legal advice or certify compliance.
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 gdpr
Obligations mapped to controls
Scrutineer ties GDPR principles and obligations to the real controls that satisfy them, so accountability is evidenced rather than asserted.
Data flows tracked
Records of processing activities, data flows and processor relationships are tracked in one place, so you always know what data goes where.
Gaps surfaced early
Missing data processing agreements, unsafeguarded transfers and weak protections are flagged before a regulator or customer asks.
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.
- Maps GDPR obligations to operating controls
- Maintains records of processing activities
- Tracks data flows and international transfers
- Monitors processor relationships and DPAs
- Flags transfers without an appropriate safeguard
- Keeps accountability evidence ready on demand
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
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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