Raize Orion Compliance - Compliance that keeps up with your roadmap.

Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Olu. I'm the Founder/CEO of Raize Orion.

Six months ago, I was helping a digital-health team get audit-ready and kept hitting the same wall: every GRC tool wanted me to pick one framework, then pay per-add for the next. So a team running ISO 27001 and GDPR and SOC 2 was collecting the same evidence three times, into three silos, for three audits.

Raize Orion is the opposite bet. Ten frameworks ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST 800-53, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, ISO 22301, NIS2, Cyber Essentials, IASME sharing one evidence base, one policy library, one risk register. Satisfy ISO 27001 5.17 once, and it covers SOC 2 CC6.5, PCI DSS 8.4.1, and HIPAA §164.312(d) automatically. 19 evidence connectors pull from your stack on a daily cron. Built UK-side with EU data residency.

The piece I'm proudest of is the least flashy: the NIS2 reporting clock. Most platforms stamp "app-open time" as the moment you became aware of an incident, which collapses in five minutes under an auditor. Ours anchors on the upstream signal time with a documented per-source SLA so a 7-hour ack on a customer ticket and a 7-hour ack on a SIEM alert aren't treated as the same event. That's the difference between passing and failing the assessment.

You can poke at what an auditor actually sees without signing up for a sanitised preview here: raizehq.dev/auditor-demo.

What I'm not going to oversell: we're SOC 2 Type II in progress, to be certified. So if something's rough, it's on me, and I'd genuinely rather hear it now.

So a real question for the GRC and security folks here: if you've run more than one framework at once, where did the duplicated-evidence pain actually bite hardest: the collection, the mapping, or the audit walkthrough? That answer shapes what I build next.

I'll be here all day to answer anything. Thanks for taking a look.