16.9
Strike Graph is a governance, risk, and compliance platform for designing, running, and measuring security programs.
Free planWebAPI
Best Security Compliance Software in 2026
Security compliance software helps teams organize policies, controls, evidence and risk work for frameworks. Tools in this category can also support vendor risk reviews and ongoing compliance tasks. The listed services run through web apps, APIs or self-hosted deployments.
26.2
WebAPI
35.9
Apptega is a web and API platform for security, risk, and compliance work, covering assessments, risk management, third-party oversight, and audit readiness.
WebAPI
- 4
Vanta
WebAPI5.8 - 5
Compyl Vendor Risk Management
Compyl Vendor Risk Management supports vendor reviews from initial intake through ongoing monitoring.
WebAPI5.7 - 6
Whistic
Whistic is a third-party risk platform for vendor assessments, monitoring, internal control testing, and customer security requests.
WebAPI5.7 - 7
Anecdotes
Anecdotes is an enterprise agentic GRC platform available through the web and an API.
WebAPI5.6 - 8
Scytale
WebAPISelf-hosted5.6 - 9
Thoropass
WebAPI5.6 - 10
Scrut Automation
WebAPI5.5 - 114.9
- 12
TrustCloud
Web4.8 - 13
ControlMap
Web4.6 - 14
Cypago
Web4.6 - 15
HyperComply
Web4.6
Choosing well
Check how you will access it
The services listed here use web, API or self-hosted platforms. Match that setup to your team’s workflow and confirm whether the service offers the access your staff need.
If phone use matters, look for a stated Android app rather than assuming a web dashboard will provide a mobile experience.
Compare free and paid options
Some listings, including ControlMap, HyperComply and Strike Graph, provide a free plan. Other listings provide paid plans, free trials or pricing on request.
Check the paid starting point where it is published. HyperComply lists paid plans from $1,000 per year, Secureframe from $7,000 per year, and Strike Graph from $10,000 per year; ControlMap lists paid plans from $99 per month.
Match frameworks and evidence work
Compare the frameworks supported by a service with the standards your organization must address. Evidence automation can reduce manual collection and help organize records.
Review how policy management works before you commit, especially if policies need regular updates or approval.
Review monitoring and risk tools
Continuous monitoring can help track changes after an assessment. A risk register gives a place to record and follow risks, while vendor risk management focuses on third-party reviews.
Check which of these functions are included in the plan you are considering, rather than treating them as standard across services.
Choose a deployment model
Teams seeking a hosted dashboard may prefer web access; APIs can pass compliance data to other systems, and self-hosting keeps the software in an organization’s own environment.
Confirm the deployment requirements and integration approach with the provider before selecting a tool.
Questions people ask
Do these security compliance tools have Android apps?
The supplied facts list web, API and self-hosted platforms, but do not specify Android apps. Check the product’s current platform details if phone access is important.
Can I start with a free plan?
Free plans appear on the listings for ControlMap, HyperComply and Strike Graph. Other services list paid plans, trials or pricing on request.
Which tools offer a trial?
Apptega and Cypago each list a 14-day trial. The facts do not state trial terms for the other named services.
What compliance features should I compare?
Look at each service’s framework coverage, evidence automation, continuous monitoring, policy controls, risk-register features and vendor-risk tools.
Are prices published?
Pricing is on request for several services. Published starting prices include $99 per month for ControlMap, $1,000 per year for HyperComply, $7,000 per year for Secureframe and $10,000 per year for Strike Graph.