SOC 2 and GDPR readiness
Inspects code and database configuration, finds security and compliance gaps, and gives your coding agent evidence and instructions to fix them.
Validant inspects code and, when connected, database configuration. Findings come back with evidence. Your coding agent gets instructions. Fixes wait for you.
Read-only connections to your repository, hosting, and database. Nothing to install and nothing to migrate.
SOC 2 and GDPR readiness stay distinct, with applicability and human-review work kept in view.
Repository-observable controls link to dated evidence; gaps and human-review work stay visible.
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Connect a repository and a database if you have one. See facts that checked out, issues that need a fix, and items that still need a person. Handoffs are copy and download — Validant does not call Codex, Cursor, Claude, or Kiro.
Inspects your repository and, when connected, database configuration. Findings point at evidence, not a control-plane diagram.
A first readiness map from a connected repository, without waiting on a quarterly scramble.
Example readout: sources connected, facts verified, issues found, and items that still need a person. Not a single readiness percentage.
Those two frameworks only. Repository-observable checks stay separate from human conclusions.
Nothing is applied until a named reviewer accepts it.
The artifact is a readiness record, not a certification.
Four steps, the same loop the workspace uses. Import a repository, run the scan, review ranked findings, then approve what you accept. Nothing ships without a named reviewer, and the artifact still needs a person.
SOC 2 and GDPR readiness only. Automated analysis is not an audit, certification, or legal opinion. Human review required.
Pricing
SOC 2 and GDPR readiness. Choose by team size and connected repositories. This page does not invent commercial list prices beyond the published plans.
For early-stage teams beginning SOC 2 and GDPR readiness work.
Billed monthly
For growing teams preparing for enterprise security reviews.
Billed monthly
For teams where readiness work supports enterprise revenue.
Billed monthly
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Readiness, not certification. Everything below is scoped to SOC 2 and GDPR, and every gate ends with a person. Questions outside that scope can go directly to the contact email in the footer.
Validant Lab helps founders know what their AI-built app actually does before an enterprise customer asks. It inspects code and database configuration, finds security and compliance gaps, and gives your coding agent evidence and instructions to fix them. Fixes require approval. Human review required.
Validant Lab is scoped to SOC 2 and GDPR readiness. Findings, evidence artifacts, and report mappings are tied to those two frameworks so the readiness picture stays focused and accurate.
No. Validant Lab measures readiness, not certification. Every report is a readiness artifact, not a compliance certification or legal opinion. Final conclusions require human review.
No. Fixes require approval. Validant Lab drafts low-risk remediation candidates, but nothing is applied until a person explicitly approves it. Human review is required at every gate, and every approval is traceable.
Immutable source snapshots and, when you connect one, database configuration. The scan looks for repository-observable security and privacy signals such as access control, data handling, identity, model boundaries, and deployment configuration. It does not ingest entire production infrastructure.
Only after an approved fix: policy diffs, regression tests, reviewer approval records, and control mappings to SOC 2 and GDPR. These support a reviewer's judgment; they don't replace it.
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