Keep audit and buyer proof current - then share it without rebuilding the packet.
Aurora Command gives security and compliance teams one governed workspace for controls, evidence, approved answers, ownership, and reviewer access. Every audit, security review, renewal, and insurer request starts from current proof - not another scramble across drives, tickets, inboxes, and spreadsheets.
Policies, evidence, approved answers, reviewer access, and readiness records stay tied to one maintained record.
Every plan includes
Already built in
- Controlled reviewer access:Access tiers, expiring links, and agreement gates control exactly what each reviewer can open.
- Read-only collection where possible:Connected systems use scoped, read-only permissions wherever the integration supports it.
- Full access and export history:Every view, download, approval, and export lands in one logged activity timeline.
- Published plans and buying terms:See plans, inclusions, and buying mechanics before you talk to anyone.
- In-perimeter proof for regulated and hybrid environments:Aurora Command adds scoped collectors for environments that need evidence that never leaves the perimeter.
Your proof exists. The problem is keeping it current, approved, and ready to share.
Proof is scattered
Nobody can quickly tell which file, answer, or approval is current.
Every review becomes a rebuild
Audits, buyers, insurers, and procurement teams ask for overlapping evidence in different formats.
Gaps appear at the deadline
Missing owners, stale evidence, and unresolved requests surface only when time is already short.
One maintained proof record. Reused across every review.

One control library, reused across every framework.
Map a control once, attach the evidence, and reuse the same answer across overlapping frameworks and questionnaires.
Reviewers see the proof in context.
Control requirements, mapped frameworks, linked evidence, and gap status stay in one view instead of getting rebuilt from tabs, folders, and exports.
Know what is current before a reviewer asks.

The three pillars behind every current proof record.
Governed proof
Reviewer operations
Continuous evidence
Extend the same proof model to readiness work and regulated infrastructure.
Readiness records
Tie policy acknowledgements, training, exercises, incidents, communications, and follow-through to the proof reviewers already request.
See Readiness RecordsAurora Command
In-perimeter technical proof for regulated and hybrid environments. Collect and validate technical proof inside regulated, hybrid, and on-premises environments where cloud-only screenshots and file uploads are not enough.
See regulated-environment proofBuilt for teams that answer the same high-stakes questions again and again.
Best for
- Security and compliance teams supporting recurring buyer, audit, insurance, or regulatory reviews
- Growing and regulated organizations that need governed proof without per-reviewer licensing
- MSP and vCISO partners that need repeatable governed proof for clients
- Hybrid and regulated environments that require technical evidence inside the perimeter
You may need an enterprise walkthrough when
- You require Aurora Command or in-perimeter collectors
- You manage multiple legal entities, business units, or client tenants
- You need custom security, procurement, data-residency, or integration review
Not a fit when
- You only need a static public trust page
- You have no recurring review, evidence, or control-ownership workflow
- You expect AI output to replace human approval, accountability, or legal judgment
Designed to make diligence easier - not create another diligence problem.
- Scoped, read-only access where possible
- Tenant and role boundaries
- SSO and SCIM included as published
- Logged views, downloads, approvals, and exports
- Controlled reviewer access and expiration
- Published pricing, buying mechanics, legal terms, and procurement guidance
See the security overview for current assurance status and dates - nothing here implies a certification or assessment before it is complete.
Published plans. No per-reviewer fees.
Questions teams ask before they start.
What does Aurora Command replace?
Can external reviewers use Aurora without a paid seat?
Can Aurora support regulated, hybrid, and on-premises environments?
Can we export our data and evidence?
How do we keep evidence from going stale?
Does Aurora replace our GRC tool?
Aurora Command helps you run and document the work. Compliance outcomes still depend on your program and your reviewers.