One graph for your operations.
opsnite is not six tools sharing a logo. It is one data model, one workflow engine, and one audit trail. Surfaced as the modules your team uses today.
One graph, many surfaces
Every control, risk, asset, vendor, finding, audit, and contract is a node in one graph. Modules are surfaces that read and write the same data, not separate tools loosely federated by name.
Workflows on real data
Approvals, escalations, retests, and reviews all run against live state. When a vendor’s SOC 2 expires, the renewal task, the audit evidence gap, and the obligated contract all surface together.
Integrations that read AND write
Pull evidence from AWS, Azure, GCP, Okta, GitHub, Jira, ServiceNow, EDR, and ticketing. Push tasks, alerts, and trust-page updates back. Two-way is the default; one-way is a fallback.
AI-native, not AI-bolted-on
Drafting controls from a framework, summarizing audit findings, extracting obligations from a contract, scoring questionnaire responses. AI is in the workflow, not in a sidebar.
Security and audit trail by default
SAML / SCIM, RBAC, fine-grained permissions, immutable audit log, region pinning. The platform is built to clear its own SOC 2. Yours is one outcome.
Open and exportable
Your data lives in a clean schema, exportable as JSON, CSV, or Parquet. No vendor lock-in via opaque object models. We are confident enough in retention to remove the moat.
The questions that used to require six tools.
Each of these is a single query against the opsnite graph.
- Which vendors have an open critical CVE in their stated SaaS dependencies?
- Show me every control where the last test failed and the linked risk is High.
- Which contracts have a 90-day notice clause expiring this quarter?
- List pen test findings older than 60 days mapped to controls in our SOC 2 scope.
- Which auditors have read access to which engagements right now?
- Show all evidence collected for ISO 27001 control A.5.7 in the last 12 months.
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