Every compliance framework checks the same things with different names. You run separate tools for each one.
Your auditor wants screenshots proving you fixed everything. But which screens? What format? What labels?
You hire consultants for $50K. They run the same scans and take the same screenshots you could have taken
yourself—if you knew what auditors actually wanted to see.
One Scan, All Frameworks
What They Check
SOC2
PCI-DSS
HIPAA
MFA enabled?
CC6.6
Req 8.3
§164.312(a)(2)(i)
Encryption at rest?
CC6.3
Req 3.4
§164.312(a)(2)(iv)
Audit logging?
CC7.1
Req 10.1
§164.312(b)
Access controls?
CC6.1
Req 7.1
§164.312(a)(1)
AuditKit runs once, maps findings to all frameworks. No more juggling different scanners.
Reality Check: AuditKit won't pass your audit for you. SOC2 needs a CPA. PCI needs a QSA.
But it will save you ~150 hours at $300/hour by showing exactly what evidence to collect.
What AuditKit Actually Does
Scans for controls that matter across SOC2, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, ISO 27001
Maps each finding to relevant framework requirements
Shows EXACTLY which console screens to screenshot
Generates framework-specific evidence checklists
Tracks what you've collected vs. what's missing
Outputs reports formatted for each framework's auditors
64
SOC2 Controls
221+
Reddit Upvotes
4
Frameworks
$0
Cost Forever
Installation
# Quick install (Go required)
go install github.com/guardian-nexus/auditkit/scanner/cmd/auditkit@latest
# Or build from source
git clone https://github.com/guardian-nexus/auditkit.git
cd auditkit/scanner && go build ./cmd/auditkit
# Run your first scan
./auditkit scan -framework soc2 -format pdf -output evidence.pdf
Privacy: AuditKit runs entirely on your machine. No data leaves your infrastructure.
No telemetry from the tool, no phone-home, no BS. Check the source code.