Strike Graph

Strike Graph is a software platform for automating information security compliance programs and preparing organizations for security certifications.

• Automated workflows for building and managing security compliance programs.
• Support for audit readiness and certification processes, such as System and Organization Controls 2 (SOC 2), ISO 27001, and related frameworks (governance, risk, and compliance).
• Centralized management of controls, risk, policies, and evidence collection for security audits (security compliance management).
• Collaboration tools for security, engineering, and business stakeholders around compliance tasks and remediation tracking.
• Dashboards and reporting for communicating compliance posture to customers, auditors, and internal leadership.

More About Strike Graph

Strike Graph focuses on information security compliance automation for organizations that need to demonstrate controls to customers, partners, and regulators. Its platform targets teams preparing for frameworks such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001 (governance, risk, and compliance), enabling them to scope requirements, map controls, and organize evidence for audits. The offering is positioned for use by security, IT, engineering, and operations leaders responsible for building and maintaining enterprise security programs.

The platform provides capabilities for defining and managing security controls, aligning them with recognized standards, and tracking their implementation status over time (security compliance management). Users can maintain a structured inventory of policies, procedures, and technical safeguards, and connect these artifacts to specific framework requirements. This supports traceability from high-level compliance objectives down to particular system configurations, processes, or vendor dependencies in an enterprise environment.

Strike Graph includes features for collecting, storing, and reusing audit evidence, reducing manual effort involved in repetitive security questionnaires and certification renewals. The system is designed to streamline recurring audit cycles by enabling organizations to preserve historical evidence, control mappings, and auditor responses. Collaboration functions allow multiple stakeholders to participate in tasks such as control ownership, remediation actions, and documentation updates, which is relevant for distributed security and engineering teams.

From an architectural and integration perspective, Strike Graph operates as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform (governance, risk, and compliance) and typically fits into an organization’s broader security and IT risk tooling. It can coexist with ticketing systems, identity and access management tools, logging and monitoring platforms, and cloud infrastructure, providing a compliance-oriented layer on top of these operational systems. The platform focuses on aligning people, process, and technical controls with audit expectations rather than replacing core security technologies.

In a marketplace taxonomy, Strike Graph aligns with security compliance automation, audit readiness, and Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) software. It is used by organizations that need structured, repeatable methods to document their security posture and obtain or maintain certifications that are frequently requested in enterprise purchasing and vendor risk processes. This positions Strike Graph within the category of tools that help teams operationalize security frameworks and communicate compliance status to auditors and stakeholders.