Stop answering the same security question twice.
Paste a buyer's questionnaire into the AI assistant you already use. It answers from what your team has already signed off and marks anything that's only your word, so the gaps show before the file goes out. The next questionnaire starts from those answers, and your auditor reads the same work.
- FrameworksSOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001, HIPAA, GDPR and 12 more
- Where your team uses itThe Kanonik app, and @Kanonik in Slack, Microsoft Teams and Claude
- Who it is forFor teams proving security commitments or introducing systems, tools (including AI), vendors, and data flows, and the consultants supporting them.
Every promise sits next to its proof and the person who approved it.
Connect the AI assistant your team already uses. It reads your code, cloud account and vendor list, then drafts your systems, vendors, risks and controls with the evidence it found. Kanonik checks each draft before anyone sees it, and nothing goes on the record until a person on your team approves it.
Most compliance tools collect evidence for the next audit. Kanonik keeps the promise itself. When a buyer asks whether customer data stays in the EU, the answer comes with the residency policy, the storage-region setting, the date of that evidence and the name of whoever approved it. If any of those changes, the answer is flagged.
Customer data stays in the EU
Verified
- Rests on the data residency policy and the EU storage-region setting, evidence dated 3 Sep.
- Approved by Dana Reyes, 12 Sep.
- Used in 6 questionnaire answers.
Security questionnaires get answered from what your team already approved.
Paste a buyer's questionnaire into your AI assistant. Each answer comes from the record and is marked as backed by evidence or as your own statement, so the gaps show before the file goes out. You approve the set once, and the download keeps the buyer's question numbers.
Approved answers stay in the record, so the next questionnaire starts from them. If the policy behind one changes, Kanonik flags it before another buyer sees it.
Harbor Ledger, a sample company
Your AI answers a buyer's questionnaire from your record.
Brightwater Payments vendor security questionnaire
Answer set14 answers: 10 from your record, 2 stated, 2 open
Each answer shows where it comes from.
Is multi-factor authentication required for administrator access?
Yes
Every admin sign-in requires a hardware security key.
From your evidence
You read the whole set and approve it once.
I have read the 14 answers, including 2 stated and 2 open. They go to Brightwater Payments under my name.
ApproveIt goes on the record under your name.
Approved as one set. Recorded.
Between audits, the record keeps up with your company.
Your AI checks the places where things change, such as the cloud account, the code, contracts and tickets, on a schedule you set and with its own read-only access. When it finds something the record doesn't have yet, like a new data store or evidence that's a year old, it drafts the update. A person approves it before it counts.
Harbor Ledger, a sample company
You ask your AI once. It sets up a weekday routine in its own scheduler.
YouKeep our record current. Check the cloud, the repo, contracts and tickets every weekday morning.
Your AII loaded Kanonik's monitoring instructions and set a weekday routine in my own scheduler. I read your systems with my own read-only access.
On Tuesday it finds a data store in your AWS account that isn't in your infrastructure code.
kanoniksearch_estatenot on recordkanonikpropose_assetReporting replicakanonikcommit_batch1 of 1 passedIt waits in To decide. A person reads it and accepts it in Kanonik, not in the chat.
Reporting replica, found by the weekday run
SystemWaiting for you
I have read this item.
AcceptOld evidence gets the same treatment. Kanonik keeps the new report's fingerprint and a link, and the file stays in Confluence.
Ledger restore test report, September 2026
EvidenceWaiting for you
On Monday, one short brief.
kanonikkanonik_get_weekly_digestlast 7 daysYour AI1 new system and 1 evidence file came in. You accepted the system. The restore test report is waiting for you.
When your auditor sends the request list, the evidence is already in the record.
Policies, risks, vendors and controls are mapped to the frameworks you're audited against. Kanonik suggests each mapping and someone on your team confirms it, so a control written for SOC 2 can count toward ISO/IEC 27001 and HIPAA as well. Standing shows where you are on each framework today, or on any earlier date your auditor asks about.
When the audit starts, the decision log, the approvals and every accepted risk go to your auditor in one Sealed Audit Package.
Every framework Kanonik maps to: SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, NIST CSF 2.0, NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5, NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2, NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 3, FedRAMP Rev. 5 baselines, CCPA/CPRA, DORA, NIS2, NYDFS Part 500, EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF 1.0 and NIST SSDF. For ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and SOC 2, you bring a license for the standard's text, yours or your audit firm's.
Harbor Ledger, a sample company
Standing shows where you are on each framework, using counts.
As of: now
Framework Covered Partly Open NIST CSF 2.0 12 9 21 ISO/IEC 27001:2022 18 12 15 SOC 2 9 6 23 Pick an earlier date to see the record as it was on that day.
As of: 30 Jun 2026
Framework Covered Partly Open NIST CSF 2.0 4 2 23 ISO/IEC 27001:2022 9 7 20 SOC 2 5 2 31 At the end of June, fewer items were covered and more were open.
Your team can ask a question or check a change without opening the app.
@Kanonik works in Slack, Microsoft Teams and Claude. Each person signs in as themselves, so they see only what their role allows, and every question is recorded under their name.
AskFor everyone on the team
Anyone gets the approved answer to a security question, with who approved it and when. When nothing is approved yet, @Kanonik asks the owner instead of guessing.
ForesightFor anyone planning a change
Before a vendor change, Foresight checks it against every promise in the record and says which ones it would break.
AuthorFor the security team
Your security team's AI drafts policies, controls and answers, and Kanonik checks each draft before a person sees it.
ApproveFor the people who approve
Approval requests arrive in the chat. The approver opens a signed link and approves in the Kanonik app, never in a chat message.
Dana Reyes signs off on any change to these promises.
Harbor Ledger, the sample company, sent @Kanonik a photo of page 4 of Brookvale Backup's data processing addendum. Foresight found three conflicts, and one promise it needs more information on, before anyone signed. Follow that change step by step.
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