One operating layer behind your privacy, policies, training, and vendor risk — presented as a live posture your customers, partners, and regulators can see and trust.
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The work that actually earns trust — vendor risk, privacy operations, enterprise risk — gets bolted on later through separate tools that don't talk to each other. Verisq AI was built the other way around: one platform, one data model, one audit trail.
Your compliance controls, vendor risk scorecards, privacy records, and enterprise risks all live in the same system, sharing the same audit trail. A consent withdrawal becomes a deletion request automatically. A vendor's breach becomes a risk-register entry without anyone re-keying it. Evidence collected for SOC 2 is reused for ISO 27001 and HIPAA — collect once, satisfy many. Other tools integrate these. We unify them.
LiveThreat continuously monitors your vendor portfolio for breaches and surfaces them the moment they happen — not at the next annual review. Your risk scores move with the threat landscape, automatically, every day. No other compliance platform brings this. It's the difference between a point-in-time snapshot and a program that's actually awake.
A pre-built control catalog, a mature policy library, and a full workforce training program are live the moment you log in. Where other tools hand you an empty framework and a checklist, Verisq AI gives you a running start — so your first day is spent closing real gaps, not building scaffolding.
Your Trust Center goes live immediately — a public, branded page where prospects and customers see your security and compliance posture without a single email exchange. Turn the proof you're already building into a sales asset that shortens every security review you face.
A point-in-time report goes stale the day it's issued. Verisq AI runs your whole trust program on one platform — continuously current, and visible to anyone who needs to see it.
SOC 2 is deal-blocking and auditor-scheduled, so it's where most teams begin. Verisq anchors there, then keeps expanding across every Hub. See how SOC 2 readiness works →
Each Hub answers a different question your customers, partners, and regulators ask — and keeps the answer current automatically. The Trust Center presents them all as one buyer-facing posture.
Every Hub shares one data model and one tamper-evident audit trail — so evidence collected once is reused everywhere, and nothing is ever re-keyed or out of date.
Every row is a labor unit Verisq removes — not a feature, a removed task. The AI does the work; your team handles the edge cases.
Auto-scoring at 100%. Auto-authored questionnaires. Auto-extracted SOC 2 reports. Auto-generated RoPAs. Every step that was a labor unit becomes a review unit.
One operator runs what used to take a team. The platform routes ambiguous answers and low-confidence scores to a review queue. Everything else closes itself.
Every AI-drafted score, every override, every state transition — captured with actor, model version, before-state, after-state, and signature. When the auditor asks "did a human review this," the log answers.
Get the platform live in twelve hours. Then score any vendor in thirty minutes — domain entered to scorecard live and assessment dispatched.
Work email, company name, SKU. No credit card on the Free tier. Tenant provisioned in seconds.
Eight frameworks seeded. Risk tiers populated. Templates branded with your logo. No setup wizard.
SSO, ServiceNow, Jira, Teams, PagerDuty — 5–10 minutes each. Skip what you don't use.
Same morning, you're operating. Add your first vendor.
Type the domain in the add-vendor field. That's the entire input. No template to pick, no upload.
DNS, WHOIS, RDAP, subsidiary mapping, alias detection. ~50 fields populated automatically.
External attack-surface scan → the LiveThreat scorecard: 250–900 rating, A–F grade, risk-vector breakdown.
AI authors the questionnaire from the vendor profile, mapped to your frameworks, sent to the responder portal.
Evidence collected against one control automatically credits every cross-mapped framework. The pre-built matrix ships with the platform.
Assessing one framework establishes posture across mapped controls in all the others — non-destructive, surfacing candidates for reviewer acceptance, never auto-writing. Add tenant-private frameworks alongside the seeded set.
Show the world how seriously you take security and privacy. A public, branded trust page — backed by auto-issued Certificates of Diligence that stay current daily. The difference: it exists on day one, so you can point a prospect to live proof instead of promising one "soon."
When a prospect's security team asks "can we trust you," point them to a live trust page instead of a back-and-forth questionnaire.
A daily sweeper issues program certificates — TPRM, ERM, Privacy, Policy, Training — as you cross eligibility, each framework-mapped and always current.
The certificate, the evidence behind it, and the audit trail all live in the same platform — not stitched across three tools.
Every action — every override, every decision, every AI generation, every state transition, every data flow — captured with actor, timestamp, before/after state, and justification.
Every state transition captured forever, never mutated.
Model, prompt version, path, when, by whom — for every AI-drafted artifact.
Verb, notes, signature, IP, user agent, findings opened.
Every classification, data flow, DSAR, and retention notification.
The full trail in a signed manifest auditors can verify independently.
Indefinite by default; a hold pins entities against deletion.
Every claim on this page resolves to one verifiable thing: a public Trust Center, live from day one, where your prospects and auditors see your security posture without a single email. Don't take our word for it — open a real one running on Verisq right now.
Published, branded, and current — the page a stalled security review ends on.
See a live Trust Center →Stand up your policy library, roll out training, start your SOC 2 readiness, and publish a verifiable Trust Center — show measurable progress from day one, and the audit packet writes itself as you go.