Pass Enterprise Security Reviews Without the Enterprise Budget
Know exactly where your SaaS security stands before your customers ask. Assess against ISO 27001 and the CSA CAIQ — the frameworks enterprise reviewers actually use — and turn gaps into a fix-it plan.
The SaaS Security Squeeze
You must prove security maturity to win deals — with none of the headcount big companies use to do it
Enterprise deals stall on security reviews
Procurement sends a 200-question spreadsheet, legal asks for evidence, and your deal sits in review for weeks while competitors answer faster.
Your product IS the attack surface
As a SaaS, customers inherit your security posture. Multi-tenant data isolation, authentication, logging — every control gap is their risk too.
No time for a consultant project
Consulting-led assessments cost five figures and months of meetings. You need a baseline now, not a binder next quarter.
What You Walk Away With
- A defensible answer to “how do you manage security?” backed by a recognized framework
- Severity-ranked gaps so engineering time goes to the highest-risk fixes first
- Evidence lists per control that feed directly into customer questionnaires
- A 30/90/180-day improvement plan you can share with leadership or investors
- CAIQ/CCM-aligned coverage of the cloud controls buyers ask about most
Which Framework Fits?
ISO 27001 Self-Assessment
When the buyer asks about your company's overall security management. Covers policies, people, physical, and technology controls.
CAIQ / CCM Coverage
When the buyer asks about your cloud service specifically — multi-tenancy, IAM, data handling, incident response. Aligned to CSA's buyer-side questionnaire.
Both, ideally
Together they answer ~90% of what appears in SaaS vendor security reviews. Start free with either.
Be Ready Before the Questionnaire Arrives
Free assessment, instant score, remediation plan in about 30 minutes.
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