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About Iru Compliance

Iru Compliance is an AI-powered compliance automation platform designed to keep companies continuously audit-ready. It supports frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001. The platform generates tailored controls, breaks them into clear actions, validates and collects evidence automatically, and provides real-time readiness tracking with a trust center for external sharing.

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Iru Compliance Benefits

  • Save time and reduce manual effort
  • Eliminate ambiguity and rework
  • Always be audit-ready
  • Enable sales by clearing compliance as a blocker

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Iru Compliance Capabilities

AI-Generated Tailored Controls Instantly turns framework requirements into company-specific controls, tailored to the organization’s size, industry, and tech stack. Action Assignment Breaks controls into actionable tasks, assigns owners, and sets due dates to keep teams accountable and progress transparent. Evidence Validation Automatically checks uploaded artifacts to ensure they meet the requirements of linked controls, reducing errors and rework. Automated Evidence Collection Agentic integrations connect to HRIS, SSO, cloud, and code systems to continuously pull and map evidence with little to no setup. Readiness Tracking Dashboard Provides real-time visibility into compliance progress across frameworks, controls, and evidence, so gaps are clear and audit prep is proactive. Trust Center Enables organizations to share compliance status, certifications, and security posture with customers and auditors through a controlled, branded portal.

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Core Concepts

Frameworks
Industry standards that define what an organization must do to demonstrate security and compliance. Examples supported by Iru Compliance today include SOC 2, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001, with more frameworks (such as HIPAA, GDPR, and NIST CSF) coming soon. Frameworks provide the overarching requirements for compliance. Controls
Company-specific requirements that define what needs to be in place to meet framework obligations. Controls serve as the foundation of the compliance program. For example, “All employees must use multi-factor authentication.” Controls can be:
  • AI-generated: Tailored by the platform based on company size, industry, and tech stack
  • Imported: Migrated from other compliance tools or uploaded via CSV
Actions
Executable tasks created from controls that define how to satisfy them. Actions can be:
  • AI-generated: Suggested tasks automatically created from framework controls
  • Artifact-enabled: Allow users to attach evidence files or records directly
  • Collaborative: Support comments for team discussion and delegation
  • Auditable: Include a full activity log and history to track ownership, changes, and progress over time
Artifacts
Evidence files or records that demonstrate an action or control has been satisfied. These may include policies, configuration exports, screenshots, logs, or reports. Artifacts are linked to specific actions and controls to prove audit readiness. Sources
Smart connections to systems like HRIS, SSO, cloud providers, and ticketing tools. These integrations automatically discover, collect, and map artifacts to the right actions and controls with little or no configuration. Sources reduce manual evidence collection and ensure evidence stays up to date.