Compliance · Pillar 01

Compliance is bleeding you. Lojycal is the tourniquet.

Four-hundred audit hours. Six-figure consultancy retainers. A tab graveyard of screenshots, spreadsheets, and Notion pages nobody trusts. There's a faster way — and it doesn't involve another framework, another tool, or another quarter lost.

The problem

Four postures. Same wound.

ISO 27001

The marathon nobody finishes alone.

Today's reality

12-month readiness projects, an external consultant on retainer, and a 150-control spreadsheet your team updates the week before the audit.

SOC 2

The spreadsheet that ate your quarter.

Today's reality

Type II evidence collected by hand across Slack threads, screenshots, and a shared drive nobody curates. Hope your sampling window survives the next employee turnover.

GDPR

The lawsuit you can't see coming.

Today's reality

A DPA you signed once in 2021, a sub-processor list that doesn't match production, and PII columns scattered across tools with nobody owning erasure requests.

NIST / DORA

The framework your board just discovered.

Today's reality

An emergency Q4 project, a deck that maps controls to nothing executable, and an operational-resilience plan written in PowerPoint by people who don't run the platform.

How it's done today

Three patterns. All bleeding.

  • 01 / 03

    The Consultancy Treadmill

    €80k–€150k per year for a partner who rebuilds your evidence from scratch every cycle. The clock resets the moment the certificate is issued.

  • 02 / 03

    The Spreadsheet Cathedral

    A 12-tab workbook with conditional formatting older than your CTO, owned by one person, broken by a single rename, and untrusted by every auditor who's seen it.

  • 03 / 03

    The Bolt-On GRC Tool

    Another silo with another login that asks you to upload the evidence it could have read directly from production. Live posture? Not included.

How Lojycal solves it

The same controls, but executable.

AI Policy Lab

Generate, version, group, and approve every policy — mapped to ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, and NIST clauses. Edit in plain English; export to your auditor in their format.

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WORM Audit Log

Every privileged action, every role grant, every break-glass — written to a tamper-proof ledger that even the workspace owner can't rewrite. Day one. Default on.

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Trust Center

Live posture across KMS rotation, scope drift, dual-control approvals, SIEM egress, isolation tests, pentest evidence, and access reviews. The page auditors want to see.

Open Trust Center

Evidence Pack

One click. A signed, time-boxed bundle of policies, audit log slices, posture snapshots, and access reviews. HMAC-verifiable by the auditor — no "trust me" required.

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Continuous Posture

Anomaly detection, isolation tests, and access-review cycles run on a cron — not on whichever Tuesday someone remembers. The audit is always ready because the controls actually run.

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Integrated, not bolted-on

Lojycal already runs your endpoints, identity, procurement, and finance. The evidence is a by-product of the work — not a side job you do twice a year.

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The number that matters

The math is the marketing.

400 hrs
0 hrs

Audit prep per cycle.

€120,000
€120,000

Annual consultancy retainer.

12 months
0 minutes

Time to first signed evidence pack.

Benchmarks reflect typical Series A–C teams replacing a consultancy-led ISO 27001 / SOC 2 readiness program with Lojycal. Your numbers will vary with scope, head-count, and starting posture — but the direction never does.

Frequently asked

Questions buyers actually ask.

Do I still need a consultant?
Most teams stop paying retainers after the first audit cycle. Lojycal generates the policy set, captures the evidence, and signs the export. A consultant can still validate scope — they just don't have to babysit screenshots in a Notion page for nine months.
Which frameworks does Lojycal cover?
ISO 27001, SOC 2 (Type I and Type II), GDPR, NIST CSF, and the controls overlap for DORA. The AI Policy Lab maps every generated policy to the relevant clauses; the Evidence Pack exports per-framework bundles.
How is the audit trail tamper-proof?
Every privileged action writes a WORM (write-once-read-many) row blocked from UPDATE and DELETE at the database trigger layer. Even a workspace owner cannot rewrite history. Evidence packs are HMAC-signed per organisation so auditors can verify a bundle hasn't been edited.
What about data residency?
Data is processed inside the EU. Sub-processors are listed in your workspace under Regional Compliance, and the platform is GDPR-aligned by architecture (RLS per tenant, AAL2 MFA, encrypted secret columns, signed exports).
How long until I have something to show an auditor?
Minutes, not months. Generate a policy in the AI Policy Lab, approve it, run an evidence pack. The first bundle is sales-ready the same afternoon you onboard.

Stop bleeding. Start being lojycal.

Spin up a workspace, generate your first policy set in the AI Policy Lab, and export a signed evidence pack before lunch. The first one's on us.