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Compliance readiness monitoring

Preparing for an audit shouldn't mean scrambling to answer the same questionnaire every quarter. Klaro helps organisations prepare for SOC 2, HIPAA, CMMC, ISO 27001 and CIS Controls with continuous evidence, not a spreadsheet refreshed once a year.

Compliance as a periodic scramble

Many teams treat compliance readiness as a project that happens right before an audit — a burst of manual evidence-gathering, then silence until the next cycle. Controls drift out of compliance in between, unnoticed.

How Klaro approaches compliance readiness

  • •Continuous monitoring against SOC 2, HIPAA, CMMC / NIST 800-171, ISO 27001 and CIS Controls readiness criteria.
  • •Read-only auto-evidencing against connected AWS, GCP, Azure and GitHub accounts, turning "implemented" from a claim into proof.
  • •One control satisfying multiple frameworks at once where requirements overlap, instead of re-answering the same question five times.
  • •Auditor-ready evidence exports, built for the person reviewing your posture.
  • •Sentinel measures readiness against a framework's controls — it is not a certifying body, and this is not a certification.
Compliance readiness is one of four pillars inside Sentinel, alongside security, vulnerability management and business assurance.
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Common questions

SOC 2 readiness vs SOC 2 certification — what's the difference?
Readiness means measuring your posture against SOC 2's Trust Service Criteria and tracking gaps. Certification is a formal audit performed by an independent CPA firm. Klaro helps with readiness; it does not issue certifications.
Which frameworks does Klaro support?
SOC 2, HIPAA, CMMC / NIST 800-171, ISO 27001, and CIS Controls v8.
Can one control satisfy more than one framework?
Yes, where the underlying requirement overlaps — Sentinel rolls these up so you're not re-answering the same question for each framework separately.
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