verity

Compliance as a service, end to end

Your source of truth for compliance and security

Verity brings your frameworks, controls, evidence, policies, risks, vendors and systems into one connected workspace. See what needs attention, prove what works, and walk into every audit ready.

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Ready on day one

Shipped in every workspace

SOC 2 criteria mapped
61
Control templates
114
Policy templates
15
Library risks
60

Why it is hard today

Compliance work lives everywhere except one place.

Controls in spreadsheets, evidence in shared drives, vendor reviews in email, vulnerabilities in a ticket queue. Every new framework repeats the work, and the weeks before an audit turn into a hunt.

  • The same proof, collected again and again

    Every framework asks for access reviews. Without one control set, each audit starts from zero.

  • Evidence that quietly goes stale

    Exports and screenshots expire, and nobody notices until an auditor does.

  • Vendors nobody is watching

    Third parties get your data on a signature. Reviews happen once, if at all.

  • Decisions without a trail

    Risks are accepted in a meeting and forgotten, with no owner, no expiry and no record.

Verity replaces the scatter with one connected record. Every control, document, risk, vendor and system has an owner, a status and a history.

Prove compliance

Compliance automation

Turn every framework you answer to into one owned set of controls. Verity maps requirements to controls, keeps the evidence behind each one current, and shows your readiness as it is today.

Explore compliance automation

  • Map once, satisfy many

    One control answers every framework that asks for it, so evidence is collected once.

  • Evidence that stays fresh

    Renewal dates mark proof as aging before it goes stale, so nothing expires unnoticed.

  • Readiness you can show

    Live readiness by framework, criterion and owner, not a slide deck.

Mapped
Requirement

The entity authorises, modifies or removes access based on roles and responsibilities.

SOC 2 · CC6.3Security
Implemented
Control
IAM-02Periodic user access reviewsImplemented
Ayesha Raza+2 more ↗
Reviewed
Evidence
Q3 access review sign-offApprovedCurrent
Reviewed by Dana Okafor+3 more ↗

Sample workspace · names are fictional

Manage risk

Risk and third parties

Score every risk the same way, decide what to do about it, and give every vendor the scrutiny its risk deserves, from the first request to offboarding.

Explore third-party risk

  • One matrix for the whole organisation

    Inherent and residual scores on a matrix you configure, with a 60-risk starter library.

  • Vendors reviewed in proportion

    Tiering decides how deep a review goes, who signs it off and how often it repeats.

  • Decisions that keep their reasons

    Every acceptance has a justification, an approver and an expiry. When it lapses, the risk reopens.

Vendors38 vendors · 6 under review
Search vendors
VendorTierStatus
Harbor Cloud HostingInfrastructureCriticalUnder review
Quillpay GatewayPaymentsHighUnder review
Ledgerline AccountingFinanceHighActive
Brightcall SupportCustomer supportMediumUnder review
Kestrel CouriersLogisticsLowOffboarding
Northgate PayrollHRHighUnder review

Sample vendors · names are fictional

Secure the estate

Assets and vulnerabilities

Know what you run, who owns it and what is wrong with it. Verity ties every vulnerability to an asset, ranks it by real-world risk, and holds remediation to a deadline.

Explore vulnerability management

  • An inventory with owners

    Criticality comes from what each system holds, with review cadence and dependencies.

  • Priority beyond CVSS

    Known exploitation, exploit likelihood and asset criticality decide what gets fixed first.

  • Remediation against the clock

    Windows by priority, remediation plans, and exceptions that expire.

Open findings by severity

Across every asset in scope

Open47
  • Critical3
  • High11
  • Medium24
  • Low9

Assets by type

Owned, tiered and reviewed on a cadence

Total52
  • Application18
  • Infrastructure14
  • Data store9
  • Cloud resource7

Open findings by priority

  • P15
  • P212
  • P319
  • P411

92% inside their remediation window

Illustrative sample data

Govern with confidence

Policies and people

Write policies from proven templates, route them for approval, and make sure everyone who must read them has signed. Every step is on the record.

Explore policy management

  • Start from 15 templates

    Draft in a real editor, map the policy to controls, and keep every version.

  • Approval you can evidence

    Approval tiers and named approvers, recorded for the auditor.

  • Acknowledged by everyone who must

    Targeted campaigns and a signature trail for each person, kept as evidence.

Policies and documents

  • Information security policy v496% signedPublished
  • Access control policy v388% signedPublished
  • Incident response plan v2In review
  • Vendor management policy v1Draft

Acknowledgements, information security policy v4

Campaign to 340 people · signatures by week

  • Engineering
  • Operations
  • Finance
  • Sales

Illustrative sample data

AI that drafts, people who decide

Verity assistantComing soon

Ask about your programme in plain language, draft policies and procedures from your own records, and turn scan reports into findings you review. AI never approves, publishes or changes a record. A person always does.

Read about the assistant

  • Drafts that are clearly marked

    AI content carries its origin and goes through the same approval as yours.

  • Answers from your own records

    Plain-language questions about controls, risks, vendors and findings.

  • A person always decides

    No AI output changes a status, a score or a decision on its own.

Draft an access control policy for a 400-person bank, and map it to our access controls.

Thought for 6 seconds

Coming soon

Here is a first draft from your template library. It is marked as an AI draft and cannot be approved or published until a reviewer signs it off.

Access control policyAI draftNeeds review
  1. 01Purpose and scope
  2. 02Joiners, movers and leavers
  3. 03Privileged access
  4. 04Quarterly access reviews
  5. 05Exceptions and approvals
Mapped toIAM-02IAM-07HR-05CC6.3
Send for reviewOpen draft

Coming soon · concept shown with sample content

How it works

From first login to audit-ready, in four steps.

  1. 1

    Choose your frameworks

    Start with the SOC 2 library on day one and add more as new libraries arrive.

  2. 2

    Give every control an owner

    Assign people and groups, set due dates, and make sure nothing is left unowned.

  3. 3

    Collect and connect

    Upload evidence, import your asset and vendor lists, and connect GitHub.

  4. 4

    Monitor and prove

    Watch readiness, keep evidence fresh, and give auditors a link instead of a folder.

One connected record

Follow any finding to the proof behind it.

A vulnerability, the asset it sits on, the risk it creates, the control that treats it and the evidence that proves it are linked records in Verity, not five spreadsheets. Every step is in the audit log.

Vulnerability. A scanner import raised this finding on a production asset, with a remediation window set by its priority.

Recorded in the audit log

Sample records · select a step to follow the trace

Frameworks

Every framework you answer to, on one set of controls.

SOC 2 ships today. Libraries for international standards and for the regulators our customers report to in Pakistan, the UAE, Australia, the United States and Europe are on the way.

Verity organises the work. Certification and attestation come from your auditor or certification body.

Browse all 60 frameworks

Map once, satisfy many

IAM-02 · Hybrid

Periodic user access reviews

Review who can reach production systems and customer data every quarter; remove what is no longer needed.

Ayesha RazaImplemented
4 evidence items · collected once
  • SOC 2CC6.3Live
  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022A.5.18 Access rightsComing soon
  • PCI DSS v4.0.1Req. 7.2.4Coming soon
  • NIST CSF 2.0PR.AA-05Coming soon
  • SBP ETGRMFInformation security · access controlComing soon
  • APRA CPS 234Information security controlsComing soon

The SOC 2 mapping ships today; other libraries are coming soon

Industries

Built for organisations that have to prove it.

Banks, payment companies, hospitals, software companies and public bodies answer to different rulebooks. Verity organises the work the same way for all of them.

Integrations

Checks that run on the systems you already use.

Connect GitHub today and seven automated checks run every day. Connections for cloud, identity, ticketing and observability are coming next.

GitHub checks, every day

  • Default branch is protected
  • Merges need an approving review
  • Merged changes were reviewed
  • Checks must pass before merge
  • Secret scanning is on
  • Dependency alerts are on
  • Two factor is required for code access

A broken connection shows as an error, never as a failed control.

See every integration

Version control

Where code changes are proposed, reviewed and merged.

  • GitHub
  • GitLab
  • Bitbucket

Cloud infrastructure

Where production systems and data run.

  • Amazon Web Services
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Google Cloud
  • DigitalOcean
  • Heroku
  • Render
  • Vercel
  • +4 more
Coming soon

Identity

Where staff accounts, sign-in rules and groups live.

  • Okta
  • Google Workspace
  • Microsoft 365 and Entra ID
  • 1Password
Coming soon

Work and alerting

Where work is tracked and people are paged.

  • Jira
  • Linear
  • Asana
  • ClickUp
  • Monday
  • Notion
  • PagerDuty
  • +1 more
Coming soon

Network and observability

The edge, logs, metrics and errors.

  • Cloudflare
  • Tailscale
  • Datadog
  • Sentry
  • Grafana
  • SigNoz
  • Better Stack
Coming soon

Vulnerability scanning and assets

Scanners and the systems that know what exists.

  • Tenable Nessus
  • Rapid7 Nexpose
  • Qualys
  • BMC
Coming soon

Security at Verity

Built like the controls it tracks.

Banks and regulators ask how we protect the evidence they keep with us. These answers come from how the platform is built.

How we protect your workspace

  • Sealed workspaces

    Each workspace is isolated by the database itself on every query, and automated tests prove it.

  • Least-privilege access

    Six built-in roles, groups and granular permissions for each module and action.

  • Two-factor for administrators

    Require two-factor sign-in for administrators, with a 12-character password rule by default.

  • Time-boxed auditor access

    External auditors and consultants get access windows that close on their own.

  • Append-only audit log

    Every change records who, when, before and after. Nobody can edit or delete it, administrators included.

  • Secrets encrypted

    Connection tokens and two-factor secrets are encrypted before they reach the database.

Documentation

Learn Verity task by task.

Step-by-step guides with screenshots for every module, searchable from anywhere with ⌘K.

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Common questions

Questions, answered.

What buyers and the people who will use Verity ask us most.

Which frameworks can we use today?
The SOC 2 library ships with every workspace: 61 criteria mapped to 114 control templates. You can add controls of your own today. Libraries for ISO/IEC 27001, PCI DSS, NIST, HIPAA, GDPR and regional frameworks such as the State Bank of Pakistan's, the UAE's and APRA's are coming soon, on the same control set.
Is Verity only for SOC 2?
No. Alongside frameworks and controls, Verity runs evidence, policies and acknowledgements, tasks with service levels, a risk register, the full third-party risk lifecycle, an asset inventory and vulnerability management, all linked to each other.
Does Verity certify us?
No. Certifications and attestation reports are issued by independent auditors and certification bodies. Verity organises the controls, evidence and decisions they review, and gives auditors time-boxed access to see them.
How does Verity use AI?
The Verity assistant is coming soon. Two assistive features are available today: AI Assist on the add-risk form drafts a risk from its title, and evidence mapping suggests which controls a piece of evidence supports. Without an AI model configured they fall back to your starter library and keyword matching. Wherever AI helps in Verity, the rule is the same: it drafts and suggests, and a person decides. AI content is marked as such, goes through the same approval as anything a person writes, and cannot change a status, a score or a decision on its own.
Who can see our data?
Only the people you invite, with the roles you give them. Each workspace is sealed by the database itself, every change is written to an append-only audit log, and external auditors get access windows that close on their own. Talk to us about hosting and data-residency requirements.
How is Verity priced?
By plan, based on the modules and frameworks you need and the size of your organisation. Compare the plans on the pricing page, or talk to our team for a quote.
How do we get started?
Start a trial and follow the Get Started checklist, which tracks your real setup progress, or book a demo and we will walk through the parts that matter to you.

Be audit-ready every day, not just in audit week.

See how Verity fits the frameworks you answer to and the way your teams already work.

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