AI agents for GRC, security and compliance. Evidence that collects itself.

Shortly before the ISO 27001 audit, the hunt for evidence begins across Microsoft 365, Azure, GitHub, the ticketing system and the HR system.

Our evidence agent collects the evidence automatically from your systems, maps it to the controls, checks completeness and files it in a structured way for the auditor.

Your ISMS builds up its evidence continuously instead of gathering it just before the audit.

“The auditor arrives in six weeks. Are we actually ready?” Then the scramble begins.

Every day, the agent checks for each control whether the evidence exists and is current, whether an owner is named and the policy is valid, and where a gap is open. The result is your readiness status with a concrete list of what remains.

You know at any time what is still missing.

200 questions on certification, encryption, backup, MFA, incident response and data location. Sales forwards everything to security, and the deal waits.

The AI searches your ISMS and answers the questions based on your policies and evidence, each with a source reference.

Instead of days of back-and-forth, a draft answer with evidence is ready.

“We have to meet NIS2, but nobody knows exactly which evidence and measures are already in place.”

The agent links each requirement to existing documents and controls, identifies missing evidence and derives measures from it.

You see which requirements are covered and where documentation or evidence is missing.

Nobody knows exactly which AI tools are used in the company, for what and with which data. The EU AI Act requires AI literacy and, depending on the risk class, further obligations.

The agent captures AI use from licences, procurement and SSO logs, assigns each use to a risk class, shows the obligations and keeps track of training records.

A maintained AI register instead of an all-staff email.

The Cyber Resilience Act obliges manufacturers to report actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe security incidents affecting their products. The reporting obligation already applies. Yet often nobody knows exactly which software components are in which product and which version.

Our CRA agent maintains a software bill of materials (SBOM) for every product and every version and continuously checks it against newly disclosed vulnerabilities. It assesses which products are affected, prepares the report for the EU reporting platform and keeps the technical documentation up to date.

With every new vulnerability you know immediately which products are affected. The report is ready as a draft instead of being pieced together under deadline pressure.