Overview
Hyperproof is based in Seattle and was founded by Craig Unger, its chief executive, who says the product grew out of his frustration with managing high-stakes audits[13]. Rather than leading with automated cloud tests, Hyperproof is organised around compliance operations: it standardises control activities across frameworks and automates a common control set so one control can satisfy several requirements[12]. The risk module links control health data to risk registers and adds vendor risk tracking with consolidated reporting; platform security includes role-based permissions, multi-factor authentication, single sign-on via Azure (OIDC), JumpCloud and Okta (SAML), and a SOC 2 Type II report[12]. Named customers on its about page include OutSystems, Acuity International, Appian and Thales[13]. The pricing page describes modules but not plans or prices, routing buyers to a proposal request[12]. Hyperproof sits between start-up compliance automation tools and full enterprise GRC suites. Its limitations are that the company does not publish a founding date or customer count, and that its marketing gives less detail about automated infrastructure testing than vendors such as Vanta and Drata.
Hyperproof features
- Common control set mapped across frameworks
- Control health linked to risk registers
- Vendor risk tracking
- SSO via OIDC and SAML
- Customer success team for ongoing support
- 160+ pre-built frameworks
- Common control set with automated mapping
- 200+ evidence integrations (Hypersyncs)
Hyperproof pricing
No plans or prices are published; the page describes Compliance, Risk, Security and Support modules and links to a proposal request.
Hyperproof strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Strong crosswalking between frameworks
- Risk registers tied to control status
- Enterprise SSO options
- Named enterprise customers
- Strong cross-framework control mapping
- Large integration library
Limitations
- No founding date or customer count published
- Less emphasis on automated cloud configuration tests
- No published prices
- Fewer AI-governance frameworks advertised than newer rivals
- No published pricing
- Less depth in financial and operational risk
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Hyperproof alternatives and competitors
Alternatives to Hyperproof: companies ranked in the same lists.
MetricStream
Archer
Diligent One
Optro (formerly AuditBoard)- OneTrust
LogicGate Risk Cloud
NAVEX One
Vanta- Drata
IBM Consulting
Workiva- Secureframe
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