Pulse collects the evidence while you do the work

Connect the SaaS your company runs. Pulse reads from them on a schedule, grades every reading against your policies and files it on the controls of the frameworks you adopt.

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Three steps, then it runs on its own

Connect
Authorise read-only access to Slack, GitHub, Microsoft 365 and the rest of the catalog.
Collect
Readings arrive on a schedule, are graded against policies and kept as an event log.
Map
Every reading lands on the controls of the frameworks you adopt, from the default catalog or your own.

Connect the tools you already run

Read-only access to the SaaS your company works in. No agents, nothing to install.

25 live, 10 coming.

All integrations

Scan the clouds you run on

Servers, firewalls, buckets, databases, backups and DNS, read from the provider on a schedule. What is public, what is encrypted, what is backed up, as evidence on your controls.

How scanning works

Govern the AI your company uses

Which assistants and models are in use, who can reach them and under which policy. Readings from the providers you connect, mapped to the AI Act controls in the catalog.

The AI Act in the catalog

Every framework you adopt, one stream of evidence

The default catalog maps readings to these standards. Adopt the ones that apply, adjust the mapping where your auditor reads a control differently.

Questions we get before the first demo

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Which tools can Sudory connect to?: Slack, GitHub, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, AWS, Cloudflare, 1Password, Sentry, Vercel and more. The integrations page lists every connector with its status, and new ones are added as customers ask for them.
Does Sudory change anything inside my tools?: No. Sudory asks for read-only scopes or a read-only token wherever the vendor offers one, and never writes back. If a vendor only offers broader access, the integration page says so before you connect.
Where does the evidence go?: Every reading is stored as an event, graded against the policies you adopt and mapped to controls. The event log is the record your auditor reads, so nothing is pruned or rewritten.
Which standards does the default catalog cover?: ISO 27001 and 27002, SOC 2, CIS Benchmarks, NIS2, DORA, the Cyber Resilience Act, the European Accessibility Act and the AI Act. You adopt the frameworks that apply and adjust the mapping where your auditor reads a control differently.
Do I need to install agents?: No. Everything runs through the vendors’ own APIs. There is nothing to deploy on your machines or in your cloud.

See Pulse on your own tools

Thirty minutes. We connect one of your integrations live and show the first readings landing on your controls.

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