CyberComplyAI by ARGTI helps teams scan external attack surfaces and generate compliance evidence for ISO 27001, SOC2, NIS2, and Cyber Essentials.

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CyberComplyAI was built after seeing how companies approach compliance the wrong way focusing heavily on policies and documentation, but lacking real visibility into their external security posture. During audits, one of the biggest gaps is proving that your internet-facing assets are actually secure. Most tools either go too deep technically or stay too high-level for compliance use. We wanted to bridge that gap. CyberComplyAI focuses purely on external attack surface scanning and translates real findings into audit-ready evidence aligned with frameworks like ISO 27001, SOC2, NIS2, and Cyber Essentials. The goal is simple: make compliance practical, measurable, and grounded in real security data—not just paperwork.

One thing I ve consistently noticed while working in cybersecurity:

Most companies don t fail audits because they lack policies.
They fail because they can t prove real-world security.

On paper, everything looks fine
Policies documented
Controls defined
Frameworks mapped (ISO 27001, SOC2, etc.)

But when it comes to actual validation, gaps start showing:

One thing I ve consistently noticed while working in cybersecurity:

Most companies don t fail audits because they lack policies.
They fail because they can t prove real-world security.

On paper, everything looks fine
Policies documented
Controls defined
Frameworks mapped (ISO 27001, SOC2, etc.)

But when it comes to actual validation, gaps start showing:

AppSignal — Full-stack monitoring for errors, metrics, and logs

Full-stack monitoring for errors, metrics, and logs

CyberComplyAI by Argti

Scan your attack surface. Prove your compliance

Scan your attack surface. Prove your compliance

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Why most SMB companies fail compliance audits despite having all policies in place

Forum Threads

Why most SMB companies fail compliance audits despite having all policies in place