Compliance has been
running people
for too long.

We built Vranox because the existing tools made security teams the data entry clerks of their own compliance programs.

Vanta. Drata. Secureframe. They each shipped a working product. We respect that. But the day-to-day reality of using them is a thousand small fields to fill, a quarterly mad scramble before audit, and dashboards that describe the program rather than run it.

Vranox runs the program. The CISO is not a clerk. The compliance team isn't a copy-paste shop. The platform reads your stack, drafts your policies, surfaces your gaps, and stands behind every claim with evidence it pulled itself.

Most security platforms ship as scaffolding. You start with empty templates. You fill in the controls. You configure the integrations. You assemble the program — using their software as the assembler.

Vranox ships built. Eleven frameworks live on day one. NIST CSF. ISO 27001. SOC 2. HIPAA. NIST 800-53. NIST 800-171. CMMC 2.0. NIST Privacy. NIST AI RMF. ISO 42001. EU AI Act. Every control catalog, every category, every function — already in the engine before you sign up. You aren't assembling. You're operating.

We are not selling Vranox. We are placing it with security teams that know what good looks like. The first hundred design partners shape the product. The platform earns the right to be on the open market by getting that group's work done first.

If you fit, the conversation starts with talking to the founder. Not a salesperson. Not an AE. The person whose decisions you'll be living with.

Most compliance products glued a chatbot onto a 2019 SaaS app and called it AI. We started with the assistant in the middle. The Copilot reads your evidence library, your policies, your assessments, your audit history. It cites everything. It drafts grounded responses to auditors because it knows what's actually in your program.

The dashboard exists for the moments AI can't replace — the human judgement calls, the legal review, the board update. Everything else is an instruction the assistant can carry out, or a draft it can produce for review.

Right now your security program lives in a vendor portfolio. Vanta for controls. Drata for evidence. Trello for policies. PagerDuty for response. Notion for the auditor questionnaires. A Google Doc for the trust page.

That's the world we're replacing. Vranox carries the work the way one platform should: prospects + vendors + evidence + policies + tabletops + trust + reports — all from the same surface, against the same controls, with the same Copilot at hand.