Move compliance
into the workflow.
Block bad changes before deploy, keep scanning live state after deploy, and hand auditors a report that is already assembled.
One deploy blocked before apply, 41 of 47 SOC 2 controls satisfied, and a snapshot report ready for auditor review.
Bad changes can be stopped before they become audit findings.
ops0 runs policy checks at deployment time so teams see the compliance issue while the change is still cheap to fix, instead of months later in an audit.
- OPA/Rego checks before apply
- Warnings and blocking violations separated clearly
- Useful for encryption, access, tagging, and hardening rules
Already-running infrastructure stays under the same rules.
The same policy engine can scan deployed infrastructure after deploy, which means legacy resources and manual changes do not sit outside the compliance program.
- State-based scans run independently of deploy events
- Useful for long-lived estates and brownfield infrastructure
- Catches drift and compliance regressions in running systems
Start from built-in frameworks instead of a blank policy editor.
ops0 ships with frameworks and controls already mapped so teams can begin from real coverage instead of writing every compliance rule from scratch.
- SOC 2, ISO 27001, CIS, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI-DSS, and more
- 47 SOC 2 controls grouped across six categories
- Cross-mapped control coverage reduces duplicated compliance work
Evidence is collected while the work is happening.
Deployments, scans, controls, and posture data become the raw material for reports and dashboards automatically, so the audit story is assembled over time instead of reconstructed later.
- Useful for Type II evidence collection
- Shareable links for auditors without platform access
- Executive dashboards for leadership and customer reviews
Auditors get a frozen snapshot, not a moving target.
Snapshot-based sharing lets teams send a point-in-time view of compliance posture with passwords, revocation, and access logging built in.
- Password-protected shareable links
- Point-in-time posture instead of live changing data
- Useful for auditors, customers, and internal review
Compliance becomes part of delivery instead of a second operating system.
The value is not just more reports. It is moving policy, posture, and proof into the same workflow where infrastructure is created and changed.
- Useful for shrinking audit scramble
- Keeps engineering and security in one operating model
- Makes compliance a product behavior, not a quarterly event
