For IT and software companies.
Cybersecurity compliance for companies that build and run software.
Why this is important for you.
Compliance with cybersecurity frameworks opens doors. It shows your counterparties that you control information security, which is vital in today's world. We help you get that.
Avoid the fines
Regulators can fine companies that fall short. A live compliance programme keeps you clear of them.
Win the contracts
Enterprise customers and the public sector both demand a demonstrable security posture before they sign. Compliance makes you eligible for those deals.
Where most software companies start.
Most software companies get security half right without trying. Sensible defaults, good instincts, one engineer keeping an eye on it next to their day job. Nothing important has gone wrong.
What is missing is not competence. It is the record. The first customer questionnaire, or the first audit, asks you to show your work. Most of the job is making what you already do visible and dated.
What is usually missing.
Five findings turn up almost every time.
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No asset inventory
Repos, cloud accounts and SaaS, each known by someone, listed nowhere.
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Scattered logs
Kept per service, with no one place to answer who did what.
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Untested backups
They run, but nobody has ever restored from one.
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MFA gaps
Covered on the main login, missed on the registrar and the billing portal.
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Unowned supplier list
Nobody holds the register your customers will ask for.
What CloudSoul does here.
Your position, ranked
We model your business and return a ranked list of gaps, each with its priority and the action that closes it. A queue, not a research project.
The technical half, when you need it
Threat detection and exposure management, available in the platform and switched on when your list calls for it. No infrastructure to run.
Answers that already exist
Every control carries its owner, status and evidence. A questionnaire arrives and you read the answers instead of writing them.
What working with us looks like.
Four steps, each feeding the next. Hire, ship a new service or add a supplier, and the record still describes the company you actually are.
Model your business
You describe the business and the estate. What you build, who buys it, what you run, the deadline. Built from your answers, not a template.
See what is missing
What is missing against NIS2, ISO 27001 or both, worst first. Each gap says what closes it.
Do the work
Start with the compliance work: write the policy, run the training, name the owner. Where a gap needs tooling instead, our Security Operations pillar covers it, switched on when you want it.
Hold the evidence
The audit pack builds as you go. When a questionnaire, an auditor or an authority asks, the answers are already there.