Why SOC2 Compliance Benefits from Open Source Infrastructure?
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Re: Why SOC2 Compliance Benefits from Open Source Infrastructure?
#2This looks like a great product that could really help smaller orgs get through SOC2 while leveraging engineering to automate as much as possible. I base that statement on the extensibility offered here.
Are there any orgs that are self-hosting that can offer testimonials?
Re: Why SOC2 Compliance Benefits from Open Source Infrastructure?
#3This looks like a great product that could really help smaller orgs get through SOC2 while leveraging engineering to automate as much as possible. I base that statement on the extensibility offered here. Are there any orgs that are self-hosting that can offer testimonials?
Hey,
Probo founder here.
We are helping several companies achieve compliance using our MVP and are building the open-source software in parallel. You can check our avancement here: https://github.com/getprobo/probo
As it is under construction, no testimonial yet regarding the self-hosted part.
But happy to help you if we can, feel free to reach out.
Re: Why SOC2 Compliance Benefits from Open Source Infrastructure?
#4This looks like a great product that could really help smaller orgs get through SOC2 while leveraging engineering to automate as much as possible. I base that statement on the extensibility offered here. Are there any orgs that are self-hosting that can offer testimonials?
Hey, Probo founder here. We are helping several companies achieve compliance using our MVP and are building the open-source software in parallel. You can check our avancement here: https://github.com/getprobo/probo As it is under construction, no testimonial yet regarding the self-hosted part. But happy to help you if we can, feel free to reach out.
If I’m understanding correctly, the MVP and OSS are separate. If correct then I have to ask if the OSS version is in a usable state? Regardless, I’ll keep an eye on this project. Kudos.