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Get audit-ready.Keep building.

Kaamos gathers evidence, maps it to your controls and turns security gaps into an ordered roadmap. Spend less time preparing for audits and more time building.

01SEE

Home

Roadmap progress, recent changes and decisions waiting for your team, together on one screen.

kaamos.ai/home
The Kaamos home screen: roadmap progress across eight steps, recent automatic changes, and the queue of gates awaiting approval.
Progress
26 of 39
Waiting on you
6 gates
Last 7 days
Auto-verified
02SYNC

Integrations

Collect evidence from your cloud, identity provider and code host automatically. Keep it current as your systems change.

kaamos.ai/integrations
The integrations screen: connector cards grouped by category, each showing what it covers and when it last synced.
Collection
Automatic
Evidence
Kept current
Sources
Linked
03FIND

Inventory

Discover assets and their relationships from connected systems. Keep the inventory current without typing it in.

kaamos.ai/inventory
The infrastructure inventory: discovered cloud assets in a table, each with its provider, region, exposure, vulnerability state, category and criticality.
Discovered
430 assets
Typed in
By nobody
Carries
Relationships
04SCORE

Risk register

See each risk's score, owner and source in one register. Import what you already track, or start empty.

kaamos.ai/risk register
The risk register: each row carries its owner, severity, title, whether it was AI-suggested or entered by hand, its status and its annualised loss expectancy.
Register
One source
Proposals
With a source
Decisions
Yours
05PROVE

Controls

See every Annex A control beside its evidence and source. Check time since evidence was last linked and open gaps before human review and audit export. Link recency is not the artifact’s collection date.

kaamos.ai/controls
The controls table for ISO 27001: each Annex A control with its status, findings count, the evidence artifacts linked to it and time since evidence was last linked, and an action to link more evidence.
Evidence
Attached
Link recency
Time since last linked; not collection date
Gaps
Findings and missing evidence
06SHIP

Roadmap

Follow an ordered plan tied to the controls it closes. As your systems change, the next steps change with them.

kaamos.ai/roadmap
Step one of an eight-step roadmap: the step rail with per-step task counts, the checklist inside the active step, and the panel showing what is needed to advance.
Ordered by
What unblocks
Each step
Closes controls
Gates
You approve

Evidence needs a review path.

Automated collection is the beginning. Use connection status, evidence-link recency, source links and human review to decide what is ready to share. The product screens above are illustrative, not customer audit results.

Collection status
Connector cards show their status and last successful sync. Connections are scoped and read-only. Check the connection before treating its records as current evidence.
Freshness
The controls table shows artifact counts, time since evidence was last linked and a stale marker based on that link recency. This is not the artifact’s collection date; your team still checks that it covers the review period and question.
Missing or failed collection
A control can have no evidence or open findings, and a connection can show an error or need authentication. Investigate the source and fill the gap before relying on the control. Collection and control effectiveness are separate questions.
Traceability
Follow evidence back to its source and inspect the control link. Equivalent controls are shown where crosswalk mappings exist in other enabled frameworks; a mapping does not settle whether an artifact is sufficient for both audits.
Human review and approvals
Your team reviews proposed risks, control mappings and evidence links with their sources attached, then accepts or dismisses suggestions. Roadmap gates need your approval. An AI agent’s draft remains a proposal.
Audit exports
Audit packages and exports are included in the published plans. Agree the requested evidence and export scope with your auditor and the team. Software prepares the work; people make the assurance decisions.

Can the same evidence serve SOC 2 and ISO 27001?

Yes, where the relevant controls are mapped and the evidence fits each audit’s scope and period. Check the equivalent-control mapping and artifact with your reviewers. Startups includes one framework plus GDPR; Growth includes three plus GDPR. Confirm that both frameworks, your connected systems, team access and support are in your quote.

Based on the product surfaces, review limits and published plans. Copy reviewed .

Frameworks, built into the work.

Adopt a control catalog, assign owners and track the evidence behind each requirement. Automation and cross-framework mappings vary by framework.

…a process for regularly testing, assessing and evaluating the effectiveness of technical and organisational measures for ensuring the security of the processing.

Article 32(1)(d), Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR)

Your agent. Your security context.

Give your agent access to the inventory, risks and evidence in Kaamos. It can draft the work; your team approves it.

Your agent

Draft our access policy.

Kaamos≥

Source context

  • Inventory
  • Controls
  • Evidence

Access policy

Draft · Ready for review

Connect through MCP. Requires a compatible client; access is scoped per team.

Common questions

Who approves the work?

Your team reviews suggested risks, control mappings and evidence links with their sources attached. You accept or dismiss each suggestion.

Can Kaamos change our systems?

Connections are read-only and scoped per system. Kaamos reads your configuration, access and repository state; it cannot change those systems.

Does it replace our security tools?

Keep your scanners and endpoint tools. Kaamos organizes your inventory, risks, controls and evidence around the systems you connect.

Is our framework supported?

The framework directory distinguishes product support from reference guides. If yours is not supported, talk to us about availability and scope.

What do we need to get started?

Choose the frameworks you’re working toward, name an owner and identify the systems you want to connect. We agree the scope before onboarding.

See what it finds in your systems.

Walk through your systems, target framework and priorities with a founder. See how the inventory, risks and evidence fit together before you connect an account.