Robo-Compliance — bRRAIn Docs
Continuous compliance evidence for AI-augmented operations.
Robo-Compliance
Continuous compliance evidence collection for AI-augmented operations. Captures everything regulators ask about, organizes it for audit, and surfaces drift before it becomes a finding.
What it does
If you're under SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, FDA QSR, ITAR, GLBA, PCI DSS, sector-specific rules, or industry codes — Robo-Compliance turns your bRRAIn into an evidence factory.
- Control library — pre-built control mappings for the major frameworks.
- Continuous evidence collection — pulls evidence automatically from your Vault, integrations, and pod telemetry.
- Drift detection — flags when a control's evidence stops appearing.
- Audit packaging — assembles evidence into auditor-friendly artifacts.
- Policy enforcement — gating and approval rules driven by compliance state.
Use cases
- SOC 2 Type II evidence collection through the year.
- HIPAA risk-assessment continuous documentation.
- GDPR Article 30 records of processing.
- FDA QSR design-history file maintenance.
- Continuous regulatory monitoring of any operation that gets audited.
Installing
Per-organization subscription. Pricing tiers depend on the number of frameworks you enable and the number of controls in scope.
After install:
- A compliance dashboard mounts in your Console.
- The first-time wizard asks which frameworks you operate under.
- Control mappings are pre-populated from the catalog.
Control library
The catalog includes mapped controls for:
- SOC 2 — all five Trust Services Criteria.
- ISO 27001 — Annex A controls.
- HIPAA — Privacy, Security, Breach Notification.
- GDPR — Articles 5, 6, 25, 30, 32, 33, 35, etc.
- PCI DSS 4.0 — all requirements.
- NIST 800-53, 800-171 — common control baselines.
- CMMC — Levels 1, 2, 3.
- FDA 21 CFR Part 820, ISO 13485 — medical-device QSR.
- ITAR, EAR — export control evidence.
- Sector-specific — HITRUST, FedRAMP, IRAP, ENISA, sector custom.
You can add custom controls and map them to any evidence source.
Evidence collection
Evidence sources include:
- bRRAIn audit log (who did what, when).
- Pod observability (uptime, security event counts, MFA enforcement).
- Marketplace-extension audit trails.
- Integrations (e.g., a SOC-2 CC7.1 control might pull from your AWS CloudTrail integration).
- Document Portal (policies, procedures, signed acknowledgments).
- Scheduled questionnaire responses from members.
Each control specifies its evidence source(s). Evidence is collected continuously.
Drift detection
If a control's evidence stops appearing — log volume drops, an integration disconnects, a member skips a scheduled questionnaire — Robo-Compliance flags drift. Drift alerts route through your standard notification channels.
Audit packaging
When you're ready for an audit, the Package action assembles every control's evidence for a specified period into a downloadable bundle:
- Control-by-control PDF / HTML report.
- Underlying evidence files in a directory tree.
- Cryptographic signature on the bundle.
- Auditor-friendly index.
Policy enforcement
You can wire compliance state into bRRAIn policy:
- Block actions that would violate a control (e.g., refuse to move PHI out of a HIPAA-tagged zone).
- Require additional approval for actions in compliance-tagged zones.
- Enforce retention rules per regulatory minimum.
These are applied via the same policy engine that serves the rest of bRRAIn.
Scopes required
- Read access to audit logs and pod telemetry.
- Read access to the integrations you map controls to.
- Read access to compliance-tagged Vault zones.
- Notifier write for drift alerts.
Where to next
- Compliance — bRRAIn's overall compliance posture.
- Audit logging — primary evidence source.
- Security overview — security posture relevant to compliance.