Built for teams whose whole cloud is Azure.
AzureProof is new, and we would rather say so than decorate this page with logos we haven’t earned. Here is exactly who it is built for and what the first week looks like.
Going through SOC 2 for the first time
You have a deal waiting on a report. You need evidence that an auditor accepts, not a checklist that tells you to take screenshots.
All-in on Microsoft Azure
Generic compliance tools cover Azure shallowly because AWS pays their bills. Every one of our 317 controls was written against Azure Resource Manager and Microsoft Graph.
A small team with no dedicated GRC hire
Two or three engineers who cannot lose a quarter to compliance theatre. Connect the tenant, let evidence collect itself weekly.
Already certified, tired of re-proving it
Continuous evidence with timestamps and chain of custody, so the next surveillance audit is an export rather than a project.
Connected in minutes. Evidence by the end of the day.
- Day 1
Create a read-only service principal and connect your tenant. Reader plus a small set of Microsoft Graph read permissions — nothing that can change your environment.
- Day 1
First evidence run completes. You see which controls pass, which fail, and which need manual review, with the raw API response behind each one.
- Day 2-3
Work the failures using the fix guide attached to each control. Re-run to confirm each fix actually flipped the result.
- Weekly
Runs continue on their own. Every packet is timestamped and exportable, so evidence for the audit period builds up without anyone remembering to collect it.
Be one of the first, and get named here.
Early teams get direct access to the people building it and real influence over which controls we automate next. When you are happy with the results, we would love to ask.