Each KoComply agent takes one part of the work off your plate — onboarding, policies, evidence, cloud and code health, secrets, security testing, audit readiness, vendors, risk, access, workforce and customer trust. They do the day-to-day; you review and approve.
The model isn't the point. Finishing the work is.
An KoComply agent has a standing scope. It runs on its own schedule and reports back what changed since yesterday.
An KoComply agent finishes the job: the approved policy, the closed finding, the completed vendor review, the returned questionnaire.
An KoComply agent carries your context — your stack, vendors, frameworks, last audit and every decision you already made.
An KoComply agent shows its working: the signal, the reasoning, the clause and the artefact, waiting for a named approver.
Each agent has a defined scope, a measurable outcome and an approval line back to you.
Builds a living context map of your teams, systems and owners, then maps your policy library and risk register to controls with confidence scores.
Generates audit-ready policy drafts from your live data, then continuously checks the policies against reality and flags drift.
Pulls evidence from AWS, GitHub, Okta and 100+ connectors, validates freshness and flags gaps before the auditor does.
Watches AWS, Azure and GCP around the clock — encryption, logging, backups, network exposure, IAM and misconfigured storage.
Keeps SDLC controls honest across GitHub and GitLab — secret leakage, branch protection, peer review, dependency risk and repo access.
Runs continuous security scanning and agent-driven pentesting across your apps, APIs and infrastructure — with humans verifying every finding.
Runs continuous readiness assessments across your program and produces severity-ranked findings with remediation steps.
Discovers your vendors — including shadow AI — tiers them by data sensitivity, sends tailored questionnaires and monitors breaches.
Correlates signals across cloud, access, code, policies and vendors into a graded risk register tailored to your business.
Runs quarterly access reviews and hunts orphaned, dormant and over-privileged accounts across identity, cloud and code.
Onboarding, security training, device posture and policy acknowledgements for every employee and contractor.
Drafts every security questionnaire, RFP and DDQ answer from your live compliance state, and keeps your branded Trust Center fresh.
The questionnaire, infrastructure and codebase agents do the heaviest lifting. Here's exactly what they do.
Security reviews stall deals. The trust agent treats every questionnaire as a retrieval problem against your live compliance state instead of a copy-paste exercise.
Upload an XLSX, a Word DDQ or point the agent at a customer portal — it maps the questions itself.
Every answer is sourced from your policies, controls and collected evidence — with the artefact cited.
Low-confidence answers are flagged for a human instead of quietly guessed.
Each human answer is written back, so the next questionnaire is faster than the last.
Your public trust page, subprocessors and certificates update from the same source of truth.
The infrastructure agent keeps a continuous, per-resource picture of AWS, Azure and GCP and closes the loop from detection to evidence.
Encryption at rest, logging, backup coverage, network exposure, IAM hygiene and key rotation — checked around the clock.
Public buckets, open security groups, unencrypted volumes and over-broad roles surfaced with blast radius.
Each failing test comes with the exact change to make and, where safe, a ready-to-run script.
Passing tests become timestamped evidence mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001 and HIPAA clauses.
Findings roll up per account and environment, so prod noise never hides behind sandbox drift.
The codebase agent watches the place most compliance programs go blind: the code, the pipeline and the people with access to both.
Commits, history, branches and PRs scanned for API keys, tokens, private keys and credentials — with the exposure window and rotation steps.
Merges to protected branches without review or passing checks are flagged and evidenced.
Vulnerable packages tracked against live CVE feeds and ranked by whether the path is reachable.
Every repository classified, every collaborator, admin and machine token reviewed.
Reviews, approvals and pipeline gates map to SOC 2 CC8.1 and ISO A.8.25 without screenshots.
A real timeline from a connected account — every entry ends in evidence or an approval request.
Detected public S3 bucket on prod-assets. Drafted remediation, opened ticket, paused SOC 2 CC6.1 evidence.
Okta SSO rollout detected — Access Control Policy re-drafted, diff sent to the CTO for approval.
Stripe SOC 2 Type II refreshed. Two exceptions read, residual risk lowered to Low.
Northwind RFP: 214 questions answered from evidence, 3 routed to a human.
Leaked Stripe test key found in a two-week-old commit. Rotation steps issued, exposure window logged.
New critical CVE matched to a reachable dependency in payments-api. Finding validated by a human, fix re-tested.
Q3 access review closed — 4 dormant accounts revoked, evidence filed against ISO A.5.18.
Agents draft, assess and prepare. A named person approves every policy, control decision and external answer.
Each change carries the signal that triggered it, the reasoning, the framework clause and the evidence behind it.
Read-only where possible, least privilege everywhere, and a full audit trail of what each agent touched.
Quill on questionnaires, Atlas on infrastructure health and Ember on codebase health — no credit card, no sales call.
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