Compliance evidence that updates itself

AI compliance means being able to show that the AI systems your company builds and uses meet the controls your frameworks require: who can access them, what data they touch, how changes are managed, and what the scans found. Clarista generates that evidence automatically for every AI-built app and every AI data connection.

Compliance monitoring continuously checks applications against the controls of frameworks like SOC 2, HIPAA, and NIST, rather than assessing once a year. For AI-built apps, that means tracking every build's scan results, access changes, and deployments as compliance evidence in real time.

No, and be wary of any vendor who claims their tool does. SOC 2 covers your whole organization. Clarista generates the application-layer evidence (vulnerability management, change management, access control) that typically consumes the most audit-prep effort, and exports it to your auditor or GRC platform.

Apps that touch PHI are flagged and mapped against HIPAA's technical safeguards (§164.312): access control via SSO, audit controls via immutable logs, transmission security via enforced TLS. The mapping updates with every deploy. Clarista supports HIPAA compliance programs; a BAA and your organizational controls complete the picture.

NIST CSF 2.0 (Protect and Detect families) and NIST AI RMF for the AI components inside apps, model inventory, endpoint mapping, and usage governance. For defense contractors, the CSF evidence supports CMMC preparation.

Yes. Evidence exports as structured JSON that slots into GRC platforms, or as PDF bundles for direct auditor handoff.