Turn controls and oversight into audit-ready evidence
AssuranceOps helps teams collect, structure, and maintain defensible evidence for SOC 2, security assurance and penetration testing, and emerging AI assurance needs.
Most teams do not have a compliance problem. They have an evidence problem.
Policies exist. Controls exist. Logs exist. Reviews happen. But the proof is scattered across tools, screenshots, chat threads, docs, and memory.
Scattered evidence
Artifacts spread across GitHub, AWS, Okta, Drive, Jira, Slack, and shared folders with no consistent structure.
Last-minute audit scramble
Teams spend weeks chasing evidence owners, reformatting exports, and filling gaps before fieldwork begins.
No structure for AI oversight
Existing audit workflows were not built to capture testing records, monitoring evidence, or human review checkpoints.
Fragmented proof becomes structured evidence
Collect from source systems
Connect to GitHub, AWS, Okta, Google Drive, Jira, and more. Pull evidence artifacts directly from where they live.
Map to controls and reviews
Structure evidence against control requirements, auditor requests, or assurance review criteria with clear ownership.
Maintain defensible evidence
Track freshness, flag exceptions, generate control narratives, and export audit-ready packets reusable across cycles.
Compliance, security, and AI assurance — one operating layer.
Compliance Evidence Operations
For SOC 2, ISO 27001, security reviews, and recurring audit requests. Collect, structure, and maintain the evidence auditors need.
Security Assurance
Penetration testing and launch-readiness security assessments for websites, web apps, APIs, and AI systems — with a risk register, remediation workflow, and audit-ready evidence pack.
AI Assurance Operations
For AI use case approvals, testing evidence, monitoring, human oversight, and board-ready assurance records.
How it works
Identify requirements
Upload auditor requests or define assurance criteria
Connect sources
Link GitHub, AWS, Okta, Drive, and other systems
Generate evidence
Collect and structure artifacts with metadata and hashes
Review & resolve
Assign ownership, flag exceptions, validate freshness
Export or maintain
Build audit packets or maintain continuous readiness
Traditional audit workflows were not built for AI systems
Most audit teams are prepared to review uptime, access control, and change management. They are not fully prepared to review outcome monitoring, model drift, or human oversight records.
Traditional audit checks
AI assurance requirements
What we produce
Structured evidence objects — not screenshots, not spreadsheets.
Compliance Evidence Object
AI Assurance Evidence Object
Connects to the systems you already use
GitHub
Branch rules, PRs
AWS
IAM, CloudTrail
Okta
MFA, access policies
Google Drive
Policies, docs
Jira
Change mgmt
More
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Frequently asked questions
- What is security assurance?
- Security assurance is a structured workflow that validates whether websites, web applications, APIs, and AI systems are ready to launch, sell, or pass audits. AssuranceOps combines human-validated penetration testing with a risk register, remediation workflow, retesting, and an audit-ready evidence pack — rather than just a one-time scanner report.
- How is AssuranceOps different from a traditional penetration test?
- A traditional pen test usually ends in a static PDF. AssuranceOps delivers human-validated findings, developer-ready remediation guidance, a risk register, retesting to closure, an executive go/no-go recommendation, and a downloadable evidence pack — turning testing into launch-readiness assurance.
- How much does a security assessment cost?
- Website Security Assessment starts at $995, Web App Security Assurance and API Security Assurance start at $3,500, and AI App Security Assurance starts at $5,000. Continuous Security Assurance subscriptions start at $1,000/month.
- Do you test AI and LLM applications?
- Yes. AI App Security Assurance covers prompt injection, RAG data leakage, tool-execution boundary review, and API-key, secret, and PII exposure — alongside traditional web, app, and API testing where applicable.
- Do you need authorization before testing?
- Always. Testing only begins after the customer signs a scoped authorization covering the assets, rules of engagement, and testing window. AssuranceOps never claims a system is "certified secure" — reports state findings and residual risk against the agreed scope.
Build assurance that scales with your systems
Start with evidence readiness today. Prepare for AI assurance tomorrow.