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You hear the word “compliance” and your mind starts racing. Where do you even begin? Navigating the tricky compliance maze can be overwhelming. But, in the face of sophisticated cyber threats, it’s crucial for the long-term success of your company. The best place to start in this journey is to look for the right automation software. By leveraging compliance automation, you can put time back on your clock to focus on what really matters, growing your business. There are many options out there, so we have taken some of the load off  for you by taking a deep dive into the top 7 compliance software. So, let’s get to it.

The Best SOC 2 Compliance Software & Tools

  1. Scytale
    While Scytale may be small and relatively young, they stand firmly as one of the main players in the compliance automation space. They are especially praised for being the gold standard for B2B startups. Their intuitive interface coupled with their personalized hands-on compliance guidance, makes the daunting take of regulatory compliance substantially less intimidating. Scytale’s compliance experts support you every step of the way, offering practical tools and efficient solutions, making it the compliance automation package.

    Scytale’s platform offers features like automated evidence collection, continuous control monitoring, a customer policy builder, and seamless integration with popular tools, making them stand out amongst the compliance crowd. Compliance and cybersecurity protection is tricky to navigate, and Scytale has all the necessary bells and whistles to simplify the process significantly whilst reducing the workload.

  2. OneTrust
    OneTrust is a versatile compliance software solution renowned for its robust features in data privacy and security compliance. The platform offers extensive tools for automated evidence collection, continuous monitoring, and policy management, all essential for SOC 2 compliance. OneTrust’s comprehensive feature set supports organizations in maintaining ongoing compliance and preparing for audits efficiently. However, the platform’s complexity can require significant training and support for new users, which may be a consideration for smaller businesses with limited resources.

    OneTrust may best suit larger, more well-established enterprises with an in-house compliance or security team. The depth of functionality and scaling capability may be too much for small startups. This complexity may result in increased costs later on.

  3. Tugboat Logic
    Tugboat Logic now belongs to One Trust. They are a great choice for SOC 2 compliance as they are known for simplifying the process through their streamlined data management processes. With features like automated evidence collection, risk assessment tools, and audit readiness capabilities, the compliance journey is made as straightforward as possible, helping companies stay on track. Small to medium would benefit from TugBoat Logic’s guided workflows and template – providing clear, step-by-step assistance throughout the process.

    Users have noted that their customer service is lacking in some areas. Tugboat Logic recently moved over to a separate support portal, meaning customers aren’t getting assistance as timeously as they might need.

  4. Zen GRC
    Zen GRC is a cloud-based platform, popular for their robust all-in-one hub. From centralizing compliance, audits and risk management, to third-party risk, governance, and policy programs, it’s a true GRC one-stop-shop. It’s praised for being fully-customizable and flexible, with the ability to tailor GRC processes to meet each company’s unique needs. This adaptability makes Zen GRC a good option for companies with complex compliance requirements. By offering a flexible framework, they can scale and evolve with the company.

    It is worth mentioning, however, that Zen GRC may not be ideal for companies that heavily depend on Jira. Some clients have reported syncing issues and expressed that a more robust Jira integration would have made their compliance process more seamless.

  5. JupiterOne
    With automated evidence collection, Jupiter One stands as a cyber asset management and governance platform praised for being a massive time-saver, especially for start-ups. With deep visibility into both cloud based and on-premises assets, comprehensive asset visibility and vulnerability management are always well taken care of. For startups seeking a more tailored compliance solution, Jupiter One may not be specialized enough. With its innovative approach and centralized platform, it excels in asset visibility and vulnerability management, but may fall short for those needing more focused SOC 2 guidance.
  6. LogicGate
    LogicGate is praised for their holistic approach to GRC (governance, risk, and compliance). Their robust solution is particularly effective because of their centralized dashboard that gives users a comprehensive view of all compliance efforts in one place. LogicGate stands out for their flexibility and customizable features like risk and policy management and automated evidence collection. This flexibility makes it a great choice for companies with specific or complex compliance needs.

    While the options for customization are extensive, it can come with a learning curve, requiring extra resources, training, and time. It is also important to note that SOC 2 is not LogicGate’s primary focus. So, companies looking for a solution required solely for SOC 2 may find the software falls short and is not focused enough.

  7. AuditBoard
    AuditBoard is a cloud based platform offering audit, risk and compliance functions all under one roof. Their centralized approach focuses on these crucial areas making management and reporting more streamlined and efficient. AuditBoard is particularly strong when it comes to robust risk management tools and continuous compliance monitoring, ensuring companies stay compliant and remain one step ahead of potential risks. They are considered one of the most reasonably priced compliance automation software options.

    Whilst more cost-effective, it may lack some advanced features compared to their competitors who are more expensive. Reviews have also suggested that the onboarding process is tricky, especially if the company has more complex compliance requirements.

To nail your compliance, find software that matches with your company’s specific needs. Do thorough research, read customer testimonials (G2 is your best friend!) , and review expert opinions. This will help you pick a tool that simplifies compliance management and strengthens your security framework– which increases stakeholder and client trust exponentially!

By weighing the pros and cons of each option, you can make an informed decision that supports your compliance goals. Whether your focus is on ease of use, customization options, feature richness, or expert support, there is sure to be a compliance software that fits your needs perfectly.


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