Continuous evidence
When a system is connected, its controls are re-checked on a schedule, so their status reflects the latest reading — with the time and the source beside it.
Compliance Operations Platform
For compliance and security teams preparing for audits: see which requirements have current evidence, which rely on attestation, and which need action — with the source and date beside every result.
The gap nobody sees
A control marked compliant last quarter may be stale, unverified or broken today. Flip the same six controls to compare what was recorded with what the latest checks show.
| Control | Status | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| MFA enrolment enforced for all users | ✓ CompliantVerified | Q3 reviewOkta MFA enrolment policy · checked 2 h ago |
| Root account has no access keys | ✓ CompliantGap | Q3 reviewAWS check found an active root access key |
| Quarterly access reviews completed | ✓ CompliantAsserted | Q3 reviewAttested by owner · no system evidence |
| Default branches are protected | ✓ CompliantUnknown | Q3 reviewCode repository not connected — can't check |
| Legacy VPN without MFA | ✓ CompliantException | Q3 reviewAccepted risk · owner named · expires in 12 days |
| CloudTrail logging enabled | ✓ CompliantVerified | Q3 reviewAWS check · 5 h ago |
Illustrative controls · not a customer's data
How it works
Your cloud, identity, code, scanning and service tools send configuration and activity signals.
Automated checks read each system and record a timestamped result with its source.
Results verify controls. What a person attests stays marked asserted — never counted as verified.
Readiness, risk and audit views show what is proven, what is not, and what to fix first.
Model of how Venevor works · not a live status · categories of tools, not a list of integrations
What changes
When a system is connected, its controls are re-checked on a schedule, so their status reflects the latest reading — with the time and the source beside it.
Gaps, overdue reviews and exposed findings are ranked, so the team starts with what blocks the most — not with the longest list.
Every check result and every change is recorded with who, what and when, so a reviewer can follow a claim back to its evidence.
Illustrative examples — synthetic data
See it work
Readiness, the evidence behind it, and what a reviewer sees. Illustrative examples with synthetic data — open one to see it larger.
Cloud, identity, endpoint, code, scanning and service desk.
Running something else? Tell us your stack.
Built for every stage
Frameworks
Each automated check maps to every framework it supports, so one reading of your systems moves several frameworks at once.
Prepare Common Criteria evidence for your SOC 2 audit.
See SOC 2 →Track HIPAA Security Rule safeguards with live evidence.
See HIPAA →Prepare for CMMC Level 1, 2 or 3 assessments.
See CMMC →Rev. 2 and Rev. 3 packs for protecting CUI.
See NIST SP 800-171 →Map your program to the six CSF 2.0 Functions.
See NIST CSF 2.0 →Prepare your ISMS and Annex A controls for certification.
See ISO 27001 →Beyond readiness
Trust & security
A platform that tells you what you can prove has to hold itself to the same standard.
Each organization's records are separated at the database level.
Roles decide who can see and change each module.
Every result points back to its source and time.
Unknown is shown as unknown — never as fine.
Tell us the framework or audit in front of you, and we'll walk you through Venevor on synthetic data shaped like it.