You run on AWS
Not “we support 14 clouds”. Everything here is built for AWS specifically, which is why the checks understand account-level Block Public Access and scan every enabled region rather than the one you happened to configure.
SOC Binder watches your AWS account and your source control, gathers the evidence an auditor asks for, and keeps the registers, policies and records that no API can produce. Built for startups doing their first SOC 1 or SOC 2 without hiring a compliance team.
Connect a read-only AWS role in about five minutes. No agent to install, and nothing in your account is ever changed.
Not “we support 14 clouds”. Everything here is built for AWS specifically, which is why the checks understand account-level Block Public Access and scan every enabled region rather than the one you happened to configure.
Type I or Type II, SOC 1 or SOC 2: pick what your customer actually asked for at signup. A deal is waiting on a report and nobody at the company has done this before. Every control explains what it checks, why an auditor cares, and which results people usually misread.
A handful of engineers and a founder who would rather be shipping. The work that has to be done by a person is named, dated and assigned; the rest happens without anyone remembering to do it.
19 controls answered by querying AWS and GitHub on a schedule: MFA, encryption, logging, network exposure, branch protection, peer review, dependency and secret scanning. Every run is kept, because a Type II report rests on evidence gathered across a period rather than one good afternoon.
The half of an audit no API can answer: risk, vendor and asset registers, a people roster with per-person screening, training and offboarding, an incident log with timelines, and a policy library you edit and approve. Each one has a review date, and the calendar tells you before it lapses.
Coverage across your observation window, with the gaps named. For a Type II, a gap in collection is itself a finding. Reproducible sampling for the population an auditor tests. A read-only share link so they can look without you emailing screenshots around.
Most of this category sells a dashboard that goes green. Green is easy to produce and worth nothing at audit, so here is where this one deliberately refuses.
You deploy a CloudFormation template that grants SecurityAudit and nothing more, with an external ID so nobody else can assume it. There is no write permission to misuse because none is requested.
Stored credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM under a key that can be rotated without stranding them. Auditors get their own expiring link, not a login, so they can never act on your account.
Evidence is scoped to your organization at every query. Export everything as CSV whenever you like. This is your audit file, not ours.
Signing up and connecting an account takes about five minutes, and the first collection runs immediately. Most people find something they did not know about in the first pass.
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