For the people who sign,
and the people who ship.
Governance fails when the person accountable for the controls and the person who has to implement them are using different tools. LogRite is one platform for both.
Governance, risk and compliance leaders
Heads of GRC & compliance
Signing for controls that have to actually run.
Compliance teams write the framework mapping and answer for it when an assessor asks whether a control is actually running. LogRite turns those frameworks into controls that run, and produces the record as the work happens.
CISOs & security leaders
Accountable for AI nobody can see.
Every team is shipping AI features and every one of them is a new path for data to leave. LogRite provides one control point across the lifecycle and one record of what happened, so security leaders can approve AI adoption instead of trying to slow it down.
AI governance & risk owners
The mandate has landed.
Regulators now expect an organization to demonstrate it is governing AI, not just that it intends to, and for federal teams M-26-14 puts a date on it. LogRite is where those controls become operational.
Platform, security and engineering teams
Platform & security engineering
LogRite goes in behind an existing provider key, starts in observation mode, and works on top of the Splunk or Datadog already in place. Nothing enforces until the team decides it does.
SRE & operations
When a control breaks, Cortex traces it to the cause and raises the fix as a pull request, so the investigation is not a manual hunt through logs at midnight.
Developers
The logging compliance frameworks require is proposed as a reviewable PR against the existing codebase, instead of arriving as a checklist from an unfamiliar team.
One platform, two jobs. The people who answer for the controls and the people who implement them stop working in separate systems.
With and without LogRite
Not a feature list. The difference in what can actually be answered, and what lands on someone's desk when it does not go to plan.
The work does not get bigger. It stops being manual.
And for the industries that carry the most exposure
The frameworks, the language, and the evidence each sector is actually assessed against.
Fintech & banking
PCI DSS and SOC 2. Plus the AI making credit and fraud decisions is itself regulated.
ExploreHealthcare & healthtech
HIPAA. Clinical and operational AI touching PHI, governed and on the record.
ExploreFederal & public sector
OMB M-26-14 logging maturity. Score it, prove it, export the plan.
ExploreSaaS
SOC 2 and GDPR, and the customer security reviews that decide whether deals close.
ExploreEcommerce
PCI DSS and consumer privacy law, across the AI now sitting in support and merchandising.
ExploreBring whoever owns the controls.
Fifteen minutes, your frameworks, your systems. We will show you what is already happening that you cannot currently see.