Vanta
By Vanta
A compliance automation platform that connects to cloud, HR, and identity systems through APIs and collects control evidence throughout the audit period. It supports frameworks including SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA and includes public trust-center pages for sharing compliance material.
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- Product type
- Software
- Deployment
- SaaS
- Organization size
- SMBMid-marketEnterprise
- Pricing tier
- $$
Capability checklist
GRCHow Vanta measures up against the full GRC & Compliance Automation taxonomy.
- Control & framework mapping — supported
- Maps internal controls to frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and NIST.
- Continuous control monitoring — supported
- Automatically checks that controls remain in place between formal audits.
- Risk register & assessments — supported
- Tracks identified risks, owners, and treatment plans in one place.
- Audit evidence collection — supported
- Automatically gathers and organizes proof of control operation for auditors.
- Policy management — supported
- Manages the lifecycle of security policies, from drafting to employee attestation.
- Vendor & third-party risk tracking — supported
- Assesses and monitors the security posture of vendors and partners.
Alternatives
Other GRC & Compliance Automation tools with overlapping capabilities, sized for similar teams.
Appears in stacks
Real-world stacks that include Vanta.
Mid-market SOC
A 500-2,000-employee company with a small, dedicated security team of perhaps three to eight people running a real, if lean, security operations function — a mix of in-house analysts and outsourced help, moderate compliance pressure from customers and regulators, and a budget that has to stretch across the whole security program rather than concentrate on one area.
Cloud-native DevSecOps
An engineering-led technology company running its product entirely on containers, Kubernetes, and public cloud infrastructure, where a small platform or security engineering team embeds controls directly into CI/CD pipelines rather than running a traditional SOC, and developers are expected to fix what their own pipeline flags.