Veriquo connects to your AWS, GitHub, and Google, collects the evidence continuously, and reads it against 14 frameworks. Prudence returns pass, partial, or fail on each control, and cites the artifact behind every call.
Illustrative adjudication with synthetic evidence. Prudence cites the artifact behind every call, and a human ratifies the verdict before it counts.
A regulated fintech has to pass SOC 2 to close the deal and satisfy a stack of regulators to keep operating. The generalist tools collect evidence and draw dots. Reading that evidence, against the framework that actually applies, is still left to a person and a spreadsheet.
Enterprise buyers ask for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 before they sign, and they ask sooner every year. Audit readiness stopped being an annual project and became a condition of doing business.
DORA is in force, NYDFS 500 and FFIEC keep tightening, PCI DSS v4 raised the bar. A fintech faces more obligations, faster, and horizontal GRC tools do not carry the regulatory frameworks.
Judging whether a config snapshot actually satisfies a control's intent, with a cited reason, was not practical before modern language models. Done with cite-or-abstain discipline, it is now.
Connect AWS, GitHub, and Google once. A read-only role you deploy is assumed per tenant, and collectors snapshot configuration and population evidence on a daily schedule. Nothing in your account is ever changed, only read.
Prudence reads each control against its evidence and returns pass, partial, or fail, with the reason written out and the artifact it read cited inline. The platform tells you where you would fail before the auditor does, and why.
102 controls mapped many-to-many across 14 frameworks through 636 crosswalks. One piece of evidence satisfies many frameworks at once, and each framework carries its own live completion percentage as evidence lands.
PCI DSS v4, NYDFS 500, DORA, and FFIEC mapped to the technical evidence that proves them, because we are a RegTech company. No horizontal GRC vendor maps evidence to financial-services regulation. We do.
Every artifact and every AI judgment lands in an S3 Object Lock store and a hash chain. A weekly checkpoint anchors it, so a rewrite is detectable, not just discouraged. Your evidence proves it was never altered.
Give your auditor scoped, time-boxed access to the exact evidence, sampled and cited, inside a portal built for the way they work. Evidence-by-email, and the week of collecting it, is over.
The configuration time series is watched, not just snapshotted. A control that was green for 90 days and flips off on a Tuesday at 3am raises a finding, so continuous monitoring is something real rather than a daily snapshot nobody reads.
Draft answers to the 300-row security questionnaires prospects send, grounded in your own evidence and your past answers. A human reviews and sends. It saves the day it always costs, and stays a draft until you approve it.
The control library is framework-agnostic. Rollup computes each framework's completion percentage from the crosswalk rows alone, so adding a framework is content, not code.
Every framework carries a control-completion percentage and an evidence-completion percentage. A control marked satisfied with no artifact behind it does not quietly count.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, and the cloud overlays sit next to PCI DSS v4, NYDFS 500, DORA, and FFIEC. The regulatory frameworks are the ones a generalist cannot give you.
Map a new framework's requirements to controls you already satisfy, ratify each mapping, and it goes live. The expensive, multi-week crosswalk becomes an afternoon.
One connect action starts a loop that never stops running. From the CloudFormation link to a defensible audit takes minutes, then it keeps itself current.
The AI audit assistant surfaces evidence, adjudicates controls, and answers the questions a compliance program gets asked. She cites, or she abstains.
Reads a policy, a config snapshot, and the control's intent, then returns pass, partial, or fail with a cited rationale. When the evidence is missing, she says so instead of guessing.
Answers computed live from your own evidence, every figure traced to the artifact behind it. A person confirms every consequential call, so the AI drafts and explains and never decides.
Prudence never asserts a pass without citing the specific artifact behind it. When the evidence is not there, she says the evidence is not there. An AI that wrongly tells a bank it is compliant is a liability, not a feature, so that path is closed by construction.
Pass, fail, and regulatory adequacy are drafted by the AI and confirmed by a person. Auditors and compliance officers stay the deciders. The AI explains its reasoning; it does not get the last word.
Every judgment records which evidence it read and why, into the same tamper-evident chain the platform is built on. The reasoning is auditable after the fact, not a black box you have to trust.
Adjudication is grounded in your own collected artifacts, pinned to the model and prompt version used, so a re-run reproduces the judgment. Your validator gets versions, not vibes.
Veriquo stores your security evidence and can read your accounts. That makes our posture the product's credibility, so we built it the way a bank would demand.
The collector assumes a role you deploy, scoped to Describe, List, and Get. It can never mutate anything in your account, because the permission to do so was never granted.
Your accounts trust our collector to read. Nothing in our account is assumable from yours, and a leaked role ARN is useless without the per-tenant ExternalId that pins it to you.
Every row, artifact, and collector run is scoped by tenant, under per-tenant KMS envelope encryption. Customer-held keys and crypto-shred on offboarding are available.
Evidence is written once under S3 Object Lock and hash-chained. A weekly checkpoint anchors the chain, so tampering is detectable, not merely against the rules.
The account that holds the keys to customer clouds runs its own compliance program on this platform. We dogfood the product, so our own SOC 2 evidence is gathered by the thing you are buying.
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Five tiers, one entitlement model. Connect one account and see your readiness at no cost, then activate frameworks as you need them. The prices below are list annual pricing.
Connect one AWS account, see your SOC 2 readiness in minutes.
Seed fintech taking its first SOC 2 or ISO 27001.
Series A or B fintech, multiple frameworks in flight.
Scaling fintech or bank with real regulatory scope.
Bank or large fintech needing the full regulatory library.
Purchase on your existing AWS bill, with no new vendor paper. Marketplace spend on Veriquo is eligible to draw down your AWS committed-spend agreement. Confirm terms with your AWS account team. Contract plus metered consumption above your tier allowances.
Not procuring through AWS? Subscribe to a tier with a card through Stripe and manage it yourself. Same tiers, same entitlements, whichever path you take. Monthly billing is available at annual divided by ten, so a yearly commitment is two months free.
A one-time activation fee applies per framework ($1,500 for the platform and first framework, $750 for each additional security framework, $3,000 for each regulatory framework), and covers the crosswalk load, first full collection, and adjudication baseline. Activation is folded into private offers on Scale and Enterprise. Metered consumption above tier allowances is billed per connected account, per active framework, per gigabyte of evidence, and per adjudication run.
The free tier reads one AWS account and shows your SOC 2 readiness in minutes. No sales call to see it for yourself.
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