ComplyJet

ComplyJet MCP is live in Claude, ChatGPT and Claude Code. Ask “how ready are we for SOC 2?” and get answers from your live workspace. Then let Claude open the tickets to fix what’s failing. Read-only unless you allow changes. Setup: help.complyjet.com

Millions of attempts to exploit one PHP vulnerability within days of disclosure. The question for every team: how fast did you know whether you were exposed? bbc.com/news/articles/c3qjnw…

Our Co-Founder @varunjain42 is speaking at the @softwareoasis_ Enterprise AI Security Bootcamp! Adopting AI is the easy part. Securing it is the real challenge. Join Varun for a talk + live Q&A on securing AI in the enterprise. bootcamps.softwareoasis.com/…

Your SOC 2 report ended in June. A buyer asks in October. You don’t need a new audit. You need a bridge letter, and your company issues it, not your auditor.

Quick audit for your team this week: who still has production access, and do they still need it? Auditors rarely ask “are you secure?” They ask “who can access this, and why?”

Six months ago, Rohit Jadhav joined ComplyJet as our Lead AE. Since then: → 50+ deals closed → 100% growth in quarterly revenue → Built our sales playbook and demo flow from scratch He listens before he pitches, and his customers stay and refer others. Thank you, Rohit

If an enterprise prospect asked for proof of your security today, how long would it take you to send it?

A public trust page answers most security questions before a buyer even sends the questionnaire. Include: → Your frameworks and how to request reports → How you protect data → Your subprocessor list → How to report a security issue Less back-and-forth. Faster deals.

Enterprise buyers don’t speak compliance. They speak trust. A quick translation guide. The question is “Do you have SOC 2?” The real question is underneath it.

2:07 a.m. Your phone lights up: "Unusual login detected on an admin account." Do you know: → Who's in charge? → What to lock down first? → What to log? → When to tell customers? If the answer is "we'd figure it out," you need a one-page incident plan.

Every enterprise deal has one stop before the signature: the security review. Before you board, check: → Policies written → Access reviewed → MFA turned on → Incident plan ready → Vendors listed All five cleared? You're ready for takeoff. ✈️ #SOC2 #SaaS

We've joined the latest @StartX cohort. Our co-founder @varunjain42 spent orientation week in a room full of builders, and one theme kept coming up: compliance still feels opaque to most founders. That's the work we're here to do.

Every founder's SOC 2 notes app, about a week after the first enterprise deal. The list got shorter once we understood it. The last line is the one that stuck. Most of these get crossed out somewhere between the first security questionnaire and the first audit.

Six signs you have chosen the right compliance partner. Worth checking before you sign, not after your first audit.