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opsnite vs Drata

Drata is a strong pick for an engineering-led SaaS team where SOC 2 and ISO 27001 are the headline. opsnite fits when those frameworks are table stakes and you also want scanning, vendor and contract records tied to the same controls.

Drata

Continuous compliance automation, with a strong focus on engineering integrations.

opsnite

opsnite runs its own scan engines and keeps GRC, vendors, contracts and privacy in the same schema, deployed per customer.

Feature by feature

The honest comparison.

Engineering integrations
Drata:Deep AWS, GCP, GitHub and Okta. Their leading wedge.
opsnite:Narrower. AWS and Microsoft are exercised against real systems; Okta is built but has not run live; GitHub is not built. We make up some of the gap by scanning directly: prowler for cloud posture, trivy for images and IaC, kube-bench for clusters.
Continuous control testing
Drata:Strong; this is their core pitch.
opsnite:Control tests with owners and results, fed by the connectors above and by scan findings mapped to controls.
Trust portal
Drata:A hosted trust portal is a real asset.
opsnite:Not published. We do not have one for opsnite itself.
Vendor risk
Drata:Functional and expanding.
opsnite:Questionnaires both ways, subprocessor tracking, vendor discovery from spend data, and agreements linked to each vendor.
Offensive security
Drata:Light to none.
opsnite:13 scan engines, plan-driven dispatch, cross-engine correlation, and automated pen test runs with declared scope, a kill switch and a PDF report. The pen test runner has not been used in the field yet.
Contracts
Drata:Not a focus.
opsnite:Agreement records with AI obligation extraction tied to vendors and processing activities. No in-product signing or redlining.
Pricing
Drata:Published bands.
opsnite:Quoted per scope. We do not publish prices yet.
External audit reports
Drata:They hold their own SOC 2 and ISO 27001 reports.
opsnite:None yet.

Pick Drata if

Your CTO is the buyer and integrations are the most important thing in the demo. You want deep, proven connectors to AWS, GCP, Okta and GitHub on day one, and a hosted trust portal. You do not need scan engines or contract records in your compliance tool.

Pick opsnite if

SOC 2 alone no longer covers the work. You want to run the scanners yourself from a plan (KEV-only, critical-only, CIS) and see each finding land against the control and requirement it affects. You want vendors, agreements and processing records in the same database, on a stack dedicated to you.

Want the comparison on your own stack?

Tell us what you use Drata for today. We will tell you straight which parts opsnite covers, which it does not, and what is built but not yet proven in the field.