Every control, tested continuously.
Connect your tools and TruOps tests your controls on a schedule, with verified tests for each tool and AI-written tests for everything else. Every result is timestamped and sourced.
| Control | Test | Runs against | Cadence | Last run | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TPM-08 | Tier 1 vendor reviews | Questionnaire | quarterly | 97 days ago | 2 overdue |
| CRY-05 | Disk encryption on laptops | Intune | daily | 03:30 | 16 open |
| IAC-06 | Phishing-resistant MFA for admins | Entra ID | hourly | 06:00 | 3 admins open |
| BCD-11.1 | Database restore tests | Backup records | quarterly | Oct 2 | 2 of 5 |
| MON-01.4 | Alert triage runbook | Runbook | monthly | 06:00 | None on file |
| GOV-02 | Remote access policy | Policy | quarterly | Oct 1 | Old VPN text |
| CHG-02 | Branch protection on main | GitHub | weekly | Mon 03:30 | Passing |
TruOps checks each control against your connected tools on a schedule you set: hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or on demand. Every result is timestamped and linked to the check that produced it. When evidence gets old, the control's status drops. When a tool and a questionnaire answer disagree, TruOps flags it for review.
- Cadences
- Hourly · daily · weekly · monthly · quarterly · on demand
- Connected tools
- Cloud, identity, endpoint, vulnerability, code
- Evidence
- Timestamped and sourced, stored with each result
The challenge
Continuous control monitoring means a timestamped check on each control, on its own schedule, across every framework. Status drops as evidence gets old.
What you're probably using today
| What you use now | Where it falls short | With TruOps |
|---|---|---|
| SOC 2 automation tools | Great for getting certified, with automated tests, a big framework library, and often a trust center. Maturity scoring, custom frameworks, and deeper risk or vendor work can fall outside what they cover. | Keep your automated checks. Use any framework as your anchor, map the rest with partial overlaps clearly marked, and run vendor and risk work in the same place. Start with the policies and reports you already have. |
| SIEM, vulnerability, and cloud security tools running on their own | The tools know what's failing, and the control record doesn't. | Connectors write results straight to the control and store the raw data. |
| Manual tests on a quarterly calendar | The test is a screenshot, and nobody sees what changes between tests. | Checks run hourly to quarterly for each control, and status drops when evidence gets old. |
Verified tests, plus AI
TruOps comes with verified control tests for the tools you connect. For any control they don't cover, the AI writes the test from the control itself. Your team approves a new test before it runs, and its results land on the inventory items it covers.
Every result has a shelf life
A control that passed last March tells you about last March. TruOps tracks how long each result stays current. An access review checked quarterly counts for 90 days, then shows as Out of date until it runs again. That’s why your pass rate can drop on a day nothing broke. Evidence aged past its window, and the dashboard tells you which.
Evidence straight from your tools
TruOps connects to the tools that already know whether a control is working and reads their status directly, so nobody has to take a screenshot. Connectors available today:
| Category | Tools |
|---|---|
| Cloud | Microsoft Azure, AWS, Google Cloud |
| Identity | Microsoft Entra ID, Okta |
| Endpoint | Microsoft Intune, Microsoft Defender, CrowdStrike |
| Vulnerability | Tenable, Qualys |
| Code | GitHub, Azure DevOps |
TruOps also has an API and webhooks, with MCP on our roadmap. Customer requests decide which connectors we build next.
One status from two sources
A questionnaire answer and an integration check often describe the same control. TruOps combines them into one status per requirement using clear rules:
- Automated checks win. A tool result usually outranks a self-reported answer for the same requirement.
- Recent results win. A result within the control's schedule outranks an older answer. Once evidence is past its window, the status drops.
- Conflicts go to a person. When an answer says "implemented" and a tool says "failing," TruOps flags it for review and keeps both.
- Every status has a source. Each status keeps its evidence and confidence score, so you can back up any number.
From a check to a finding
When a control starts failing, TruOps reopens it and, if an assessment covers it, reopens the related finding. Findings are grouped by control and failure, so one misconfiguration across many assets is one finding with a list of everything affected.
How TruOps helps
- Per-control schedule
- Choose how often each control is checked. Set a default and override it for any control.
- Out-of-date evidence flagged
- A control's status drops when its evidence gets too old.
- Conflict review
- When a tool result and a questionnaire answer disagree, a person decides.
- AI-written tests
- Verified tests for the tools you connect, and AI-written tests for every other control.
- Test history
- See every run of a test, what it checked, and what it found.
- Counts across frameworks
- One passing check counts toward every framework requirement it covers.
- Least-privilege
- Connectors use limited permissions you can revoke.
Questions
What is continuous control monitoring?
Continuous control monitoring (CCM) tests controls automatically and on a schedule against the systems they cover, so control status reflects today. See What is continuous control monitoring?
Who writes the control tests?
TruOps includes verified tests for the tools you connect, and the AI writes tests for any other control from the control itself. Your team approves each new test before it runs.
How often does TruOps check controls?
As often as you want, per control: hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or on demand.
Which integrations does TruOps support?
For control evidence: Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, Entra ID, Okta, Intune, Defender, CrowdStrike, Tenable, Qualys, GitHub, and Azure DevOps. 800+ more apps connect for people, tickets, and documents, and the API and webhooks cover the rest. See Integrations.
What happens if a tool and a questionnaire disagree?
TruOps flags the conflict for a person to review and keeps both sources as they are.
Do we have to rip out the tools we already use?
No. TruOps connects to your cloud, identity, endpoint, vulnerability, and code tools. Spreadsheets, prior reports, and policies upload into the Data Room. If you're moving from a SOC 2 automation tool or an enterprise GRC suite, you bring over your frameworks, evidence, vendors, and risks.
Can we bring our existing assessments, control lists, and vendor files?
Yes. Upload workbooks, reports, policies, and vendor exports. TruOps turns them into structured questionnaires, controls, and risks, each linked to the file it came from, for you to review.
Related
Your security stack plus 800+ integrations for cloud, identity, EDR, HRIS, ITSM, and other tools.
→Use casesContinuous complianceStatus that reflects today.
→LearnContinuous control monitoringAutomated, recurring control testing, explained.
→PlatformFindings & remediationEvery finding rated, planned, fixed, and proven closed, with TruPilot helping at each step.
→FrameworksSOC 2AICPA Trust Services Criteria: Type I and Type II readiness.
→See it run on your own data.
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