Compliance Automation
Continuous evidence. One control set. Many frameworks.
Oath turns your own platform activity into compliance posture and audit evidence, so security teams stop chasing screenshots and spreadsheets before every audit. It maps SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, NIST and other frameworks onto one cross-walked control set, collects and scores evidence on a schedule, and shows exactly why a control falls short. When the assessor arrives, you hand over a signed package they can verify offline.
Compliance tools usually pull evidence in after the fact through connectors. Oath reads it from the platform that enforced the control, including the audit trail, access logs, change history, and key lifecycle, scores readiness against one cross-walked control set, and produces signed packages an assessor can verify offline.
- Built-in packs for NIST 800-53, SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA Security Rule, CSA CAIQ, NIST CSF 2.0, FERPA, and GLBA
- Continuous, automated evidence collection
- Gap analysis that says exactly why each control fails
- Signed audit packages and time-boxed, read-only auditor access
- A public trust center from a published snapshot
What you get
What Oath gives your team.
One control set, many frameworks
Built on NIST SP 800-53 and cross-mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, NIST CSF 2.0, CSA CAIQ, FERPA and GLBA, so an obligation met once is credited everywhere.
Scoping and registers
Recommends applicable frameworks and pre-fills not-applicable controls, and keeps risk, vendor, incident and privacy registers with breach-notification clocks and regulator due dates.
Automated evidence collection
Collects evidence on a schedule from your own systems of record, with manual uploads and a push interface for external pipelines.
Gap analysis with reasons
Readiness scoring names why each control falls short: not implemented, no evidence, or evidence gone stale.
Signed audit packages
Export signed packages, framework reports and a Statement of Applicability that an assessor can verify offline.
Auditor access and trust page
Give auditors time-boxed, read-only access with a request tracker, and publish a validated snapshot of your posture on a public trust page.
How it works
- 1
Scope your frameworks
Run the scoping wizard: it recommends applicable frameworks and pre-fills not-applicable controls with written justifications, never overwriting a human's answer.
- 2
Evidence flows in on schedule
Evidence is collected on a schedule from the platform's own audit trail, access logs and configuration history. Add manual uploads, or push evidence from external pipelines.
- 3
Work the gaps to closure
Readiness scoring names why each control fails: not implemented, no evidence, or stale. Findings get owners and due dates; a fix needs a second person's approval.
- 4
Hand over signed evidence
Export a signed audit package, or give an auditor time-boxed, read-only access through their own portal. The assessor can verify the package offline.
Ask AI about Oath
Every Oath page has an Ask AI button. It opens a chat that already has the page, its rows, and your selection. Try asking:
- Which controls on this page have no evidence or only stale evidence, and who owns them?
- Summarize the open risks shown here and flag any that are overdue for review.
- Which control tests on this page failed most recently, and what do they cover?
How teams use it
- Prepare for a SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audit with evidence that is already collected and current.
- Find and close control gaps months before an assessor asks about them.
- Answer customer security questionnaires from cited evidence instead of rewriting answers by hand.