VeraKeyAbout VeraKey
We’re building the single source of truth for multi-framework compliance.
One evidence library that compounds across every framework you certify against — instead of fragmenting across folders, trackers, and one-off audit questionnaires.
Our mission
Give compliance teams a single source of truth for their evidence — so every control they satisfy compounds across every framework they’ll ever need.
Why we exist
Most teams treat each framework as a separate project. ISO 27001? A new spreadsheet. NIST CSF? Another tracker. DPTM? Start over. The same access-control policy gets uploaded seven times, auditors ask “which version is current?”, and by your second certification, 80% of the work you’ve already done doesn’t transfer.
We built VeraKey because compliance shouldn’t be a tax on every new certification. The evidence you gather should compound across frameworks — not fragment across folders. So we hand-mapped the controls that overlap, and made one upload satisfy every framework it touches.
How we think
Your policies, procedures, and records are your compliance foundation. They deserve to be versioned, searchable, and reused — not scattered across Dropbox folders and Slack threads.
We hand-curate cross-framework control mappings because we understand how ISO 27001 actually overlaps with NIST CSF, and where DPTM diverges. The table is the product.
AI drafts your starting evidence and answers questions grounded in your data — but nothing is auto-approved. You review every draft and decide every mapping. The tool amplifies your judgment; it doesn’t replace it.
Compliance data is sensitive and regulated. VeraKey runs in Singapore, encrypted at rest and in transit, with an append-only audit log on every tenant.
From the founder
[Founder Name] started VeraKey in [year] after watching one team prepare for its first security audit the hard way. The policies all existed — but scattered across a wiki, a few GitHub repos, and some aging Google Docs. When the auditor asked for a control matrix, the team spent two weeks hunting down links and versions, then copied the same evidence across seven different questionnaires.
The real frustration was knowing they’d do it all again — ISO 27001 first, then NIST CSF for a US customer, then DPTM for a Singapore expansion. Same evidence, three audits, almost no reuse.
VeraKey exists to fix that: not as another general-purpose GRC tool, but as a compliance system that understands how frameworks overlap and makes evidence reusable by default. Compliance teams are some of the most rigorous builders I know. They deserve tools that respect that rigour.
— [Founder Name], [Founder Title]