Secuarden automates compliance evidence collection from your software development lifecycle (SDLC). It pulls signals from GitHub, security scanner outputs, and code context, then converts them into auditor-friendly artifacts for SOC 2 and PCI-DSS.
SDLC security intelligence
Secuarden analyzes repository changes, records completed checks, and maps them to specific controls. Instead of juggling disconnected scanner reports, security engineers get a structured view of what requirements are being met and where evidence is missing.
- Track changes and related security checks across repositories
- Link engineering activity to SOC 2 and PCI-DSS controls
- Reduce manual reporting and the risk of missing key evidence
Built for fast-moving, AI-assisted development
Secuarden is designed for teams with rapid commit cycles and frequent updates, including those using AI in development. As code changes, the control mapping and evidence set are updated automatically, producing SDLC analytics that can be shared with auditors with minimal extra explanation.
Quick setup and initial checks
Getting started takes minutes: connect a repository and configure scan sources. Secuarden then aggregates data into an audit-ready evidence base. Trial scans are available to evaluate artifact quality and control coverage depth.
