Feature
Compliance Analysis
We analyze what's externally observable and compare it against what your trust page, privacy policy, and security page claim. The result is a gap analysis that supplements (but does not replace) formal compliance processes.
GDPR
- Pre-consent tracking detection: what fires before any user interaction (using real Chromium, not just HTML parsing)
- Cookie consent implementation: banner present, reject option available, which CMP is used
- Privacy policy vs observed third-party services: are all data processors disclosed?
- Data residency indicators: where is the server, does it match claims?
- Sub-processor disclosure gaps
SOC 2
We map every security finding to the relevant Trust Services Criteria (CC1 through CC8). This turns a security report into a SOC 2 gap analysis.
- CC6.1 (Logical Access): CORS policies, API access controls, session management
- CC6.5 (Email Protection): SPF, DKIM, DMARC enforcement
- CC6.7 (Encryption): TLS configuration, HSTS, certificate management
- CC7.1 (Monitoring): security.txt, bug bounty program, error handling
- CC8.1 (Change Management): source maps in production, debug mode, staging exposure
ISO 27001
Findings are mapped to the relevant Annex A controls, focusing on the ones that are externally verifiable.
- A.8.4 (Source code access): source maps, exposed git repos
- A.8.8 (Vulnerability management): known vulnerable JS libraries
- A.8.20 (Network security): security headers, CORS, TLS
- A.8.24 (Cryptography): cipher suites, certificate management
- A.8.25 (Secure development): SRI, CSP, secure coding indicators
Claims vs reality
If your trust page says "SOC 2 Type II certified" but your DMARC policy is set to "none" and deprecated TLS versions are still enabled, we document that gap. We don't say you're non-compliant. We say there's a discrepancy between your stated posture and your observable posture.
What this is not
This is not a compliance audit. It does not replace a SOC 2 examination by a CPA firm, an ISO 27001 certification audit, or legal advice on GDPR. It is a continuous external check that identifies gaps your auditor will also find, before they do.