The continuous trust platform for B2B software companies.
Security, privacy, compliance and AI governance, proved continuously and shown to your customers. One control set carries SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, the EU AI Act, India's DPDP Act and 25+ regimes across Europe, the Americas, Asia-Pacific, the Gulf and India.
Watch the pipeline
assemble itself.
Plug in your world
GitHub, AWS, GCP, Okta and Google Workspace through read-only connectors, and your pipeline through the SDK and CI gate. Nothing to install in production. See exactly what each connector checks.
Scan code, cloud and runtime
SAST, SCA, DAST, IaC and API scanners run in your CI and against live infra, plus behavioural baselining that flags anomalies, not just misconfigurations.
One control, every framework
The cross-framework mapping engine turns a single finding into its SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA and DORA consequences, automatically.
Evidence that collects itself
Timestamped, hash-chained artefacts land in an immutable audit ledger. Passing controls and exceptions alike, no screenshots, ever.
Hand the auditor a link
One-click export, a scoped auditor workspace, and a public trust portal your buyers can read before they send the security questionnaire.
Compliance that checks itself.
A spreadsheet records what someone says is true. TryTrustable checks it: evidence comes from your code and cloud, readiness is derived from those checks, and every report can be verified by the customer you send it to.
Checks, not claims
The SDK and CI gate run code, dependency, infrastructure and secrets scans in your own pipeline. Read-only connectors check GitHub, AWS, GCP, Okta and Google Workspace. What they find is the evidence.
Readiness you cannot hand-set
A framework's readiness is worked out from the results of its controls. Nobody types in a green tick, and a failing check moves the score the same day.
Reports anyone can check
Every report is issued with an ID and a SHA-256 fingerprint. The person you send it to can look the ID up and compare, so a changed file shows as changed.
A banner is not consent.
Proof is.
Under GDPR the controller must be able to demonstrate consent, and under India's DPDP Act the Data Fiduciary carries the burden of proving notice and consent, in the language the person actually read. TryTrustable keeps that proof: every accept, reject, partial choice and withdrawal lands in an append-only consent ledger, versioned against the notice that produced it.
Versioned notices
Change the notice and the version changes with it, so a 2024 consent is never mistaken for consent to today's purposes.
Privacy by construction
Visitors are anonymous subject ids; IPs are stored as a salted hash prefix, never raw. The proof survives, the surveillance doesn't.
Only need the consent half?
Buy only that.
Consent by TryTrustable is the same engine as a separate application, with its own dashboard and its own login: the ledger, the versioned notices in 22 languages, the tracker scan and the withdrawal relays, without the frameworks, security intelligence and AI governance you have not asked for yet.
It runs on the same control graph, so moving up later is a setting rather than a migration. Nothing is exported, re-imported or re-consented.
A register that
moves on its own.
Score a risk once on likelihood and impact, attach the controls that treat it, and the register keeps itself current: as those controls pass or fail in the control graph, the residual score moves with them. Inherent versus residual, owner, treatment and review date, the four columns an assessor actually asks for.
- Inherent and residual scoring, recalculated from live control state
- Treatment: mitigate, accept, transfer or avoid, with a named owner
- Categories across infrastructure, vendor, data, people and process
- Review dates that raise their own reminders
- Vendor risk and DPIA feed the same register
Most findings live
on somebody's laptop.
Endpoints are where SOC 2 and ISO audits actually fail. Sync Intune, Jamf or Google Workspace and every laptop and phone arrives with its own posture, checked continuously instead of screenshotted once a year.
- Intune, Jamf and Google Workspace MDM sync
- macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android in one fleet
- Disk encryption, screen lock, OS version and agent health
- Compliant, at risk and non-compliant, scored per device
- Manual enrolment for anything the MDM cannot see
Availability is
a control too.
DORA and NIS2 ask what your systems do under load, not whether you meant well. Run API load tests and frontend audits against your own thresholds, and the results land as evidence beside every other control.
- API load tests with a full request builder and auth
- Latency percentiles measured against your SLO thresholds
- Lighthouse scoring for the frontend
- Status-code distribution and network phase breakdown
- Scheduled, on deploy or on demand, with CSV export
Eleven engines. One source of truth.
We don't list findings.
We walk the attack.
TryTrustable builds a directed graph of your assets, access paths and vulnerabilities, then plays out how a real attacker would chain them together, and tells you exactly which controls break when they do.
Crown-jewel reachability
Mark the prod DB and secrets. We test, continuously, whether anything can reach them.
Blast-radius scoring
Every CVE gets a "what if exploited?" answer, not just a CVSS number.
Answer once.
Comply everywhere.
Most companies sell across borders long before they have a privacy team. Answer a control once and TryTrustable carries that evidence into every regime you operate under, then shows you exactly what a new market costs before you enter it.
Integrate once.
Never touch it again.
One module registration wires up scanning, evidence, consent, audit logging and CI gates. Every capability we ship afterwards arrives on the next SDK bump, no client code to edit.
// One import. Every capability, forever. import { TryTrustableModule } from '@trustable/sdk'; @Module({ imports: [ TryTrustableModule.forRoot({ apiKey: process.env.TRUSTABLE_KEY, frameworks: ['soc2', 'iso27001', 'gdpr'], scanners: { sast: true, sca: true, iac: true }, evidence: { auto: true, redactPII: true }, gate: { failOn: 'critical' }, }), ], }) export class AppModule {}
Evidence from the systems
that hold it.
Live today: GitHub, AWS, Google Cloud, Okta and Google Workspace through read-only connectors, and your repository and CI pipeline through the SDK. More connectors are on the way.
The things people ask us
What is TryTrustable?
The continuous trust platform for B2B software companies: security, privacy, compliance and AI governance, proved continuously and shown to your customers. One control graph runs the compliance programme, consent, the risk register, security posture and AI governance together. A requirement answered once carries into every framework that asks for it, and evidence is collected automatically, hash-chained and timestamped rather than assembled by hand before an audit.
Which regulations and frameworks does it cover?
The DPDP Act and the DPDP Rules 2025, GDPR, SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act, within 25+ regimes across India, Europe and the UK, the Americas, Asia-Pacific and the Gulf. Coverage is a mapping from each regime's requirements onto shared controls, so the second framework costs far less to satisfy than the first.
Can we buy the consent management platform on its own?
Yes. Consent by TryTrustable is the same engine sold standalone: the ledger, versioned notices in 22 languages, tracker blocking and withdrawal relays are identical, without the rest of the platform. Moving to the full platform later is a setting rather than a migration, because both read the same control graph: nothing is exported, re-imported or re-consented.
Is TryTrustable a Consent Manager registered with the Data Protection Board?
No, and the distinction matters. Under section 6(9) of the DPDP Act and Rule 4 of the DPDP Rules 2025, a Consent Manager is a registered intermediary acting for Data Principals across many organisations, which must be incorporated in India, hold a net worth of at least two crore rupees and register with the Board once Rule 4 comes into force on 13 November 2026. TryTrustable is a Consent Management Platform: software a Data Fiduciary runs on its own site to collect, enforce and evidence consent. That needs no registration, and it is what almost every organisation actually needs.
Does TryTrustable need write access to our cloud accounts?
No. Every integration uses read-only credentials and scopes, and the SDK performs no remediation on your behalf. Nothing we run changes state in your environment, and redaction happens inside your process before anything is transmitted, so what we receive is the shape of a data flow rather than the values passing through it.
Is TryTrustable SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certified?
Certification is in progress and not yet complete. We state each certification on the security page, with its date, when it is achieved. Until then the controls we describe are claims we will evidence on request rather than independently attested facts, and we would rather say that plainly than imply more than is true.
Where is our data stored?
In India. All customer data is hosted on Google Cloud in Mumbai (asia-south1), whatever country you sell in. We are expanding to Singapore, the US and the EU, and will say so here as each region goes live. Tenants are separated at the data layer, so every query is scoped by organisation by the schema rather than by remembering to add a filter in code.
Do we have to replace the compliance tool we already use?
No. Tools like Vanta, Drata and Sprinto handle SOC 2 and ISO 27001 readiness and do not do consent management, so they sit alongside TryTrustable without overlapping. You start with whichever engine hurts today (a stuck enterprise deal, a security questionnaire or a DPDP deadline) and expand as the shared controls you already operate cover more of the next framework.
Your next audit
could be a link.
Thirty minutes. We connect one cloud account live and show you real evidence landing in the ledger before the call ends.