evidence-validator

To validate SOC 2 audit evidence, you provide screenshots, logs, configurations, and policy documents to automate completeness, timeliness, relevance, and authenticity checks, resulting in a structured findings memo.

The best way to check compliance evidence completeness is to automate verification of screenshots, logs, and policies against control requirements. This ensures all control aspects are covered and outputs a memo detailing gaps and recommendations.

To confirm audit evidence is aligned with the audit period, you apply timeliness validation to your artifacts. This process verifies that timestamps and records from screenshots, logs, and configs accurately reflect the required review timeframe.

Yes, you can review access review logs and policy docs together for SOC 2 and ISO 27001 audits. The validation process handles multiple evidence types simultaneously to assess relevance, authenticity, and completeness across governance frameworks.

Audit evidence review misses inconsistencies and tampering when lacking standardized authenticity checks. Automating the review of configuration files and logs identifies tampering and inconsistencies, outputting a detailed memo with auditor notes and recommendations.