Overview
ZeroPath turns every scan into audit-ready evidence. Findings are automatically mapped to compliance framework controls, evidence is collected continuously, and reports can be exported or synced to your GRC platform.Why It Matters
Continuous evidence
Every scan generates fresh compliance evidence automatically.
Control-aligned findings
Each vulnerability maps to exact control clauses across SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and NIST
frameworks.
GRC platform sync
Export evidence and findings to ServiceNow, Vanta, Drata, and other GRC platforms on a schedule.
Supported Frameworks
ZeroPath maps findings to controls in the following compliance frameworks:| Framework | Coverage |
|---|---|
| SOC 2 | Trust Service Criteria: security, availability, processing integrity |
| ISO 27001 | Annex A controls |
| PCI DSS 4.0 | Requirement 6.x (secure development) and related controls |
| NIST | Relevant security and risk management controls |
| Custom frameworks | Map findings to your organization’s own control structure |
How It Works
Scan
SAST, SCA, secrets, and IaC scans run against your repositories. Each finding is tagged with the
compliance controls it relates to.
Evidence
ZeroPath automatically collects evidence packs including scan logs, signed SBOMs, and fix
verification records.
Control-Aligned Analytics
Framework Mapping
Every finding is mapped to the specific sub-controls it relates to. This means your compliance team can:- See exactly which controls are covered by active scanning
- Identify gaps where controls lack automated evidence
- Filter findings by framework to focus on what matters for a specific audit
- Slice risk views by department, team, or repository
Gap Analysis
ZeroPath identifies where your current scanning coverage leaves compliance gaps. This lets you prioritize scanning configuration changes that close compliance gaps.Evidence Collection
Immutable Audit Trail
Every action in ZeroPath is recorded in a tamper-proof audit trail:- Scan execution — when scans ran, what was scanned, what was found
- Finding lifecycle — when issues were discovered, triaged, patched, or accepted
- Suppression accountability — who suppressed a finding and why
- Remediation verification — automated verify-after-patch checks that prove fixes were effective
Signed SBOMs
ZeroPath generates signed Software Bills of Materials in CycloneDX format that demonstrate supply chain due diligence.Fix Verification
When a vulnerability is patched, ZeroPath automatically verifies the fix on the next scan and records the remediation timeline. This creates end-to-end proof that issues were identified, prioritized, fixed, and confirmed.GRC Platform Integrations
Export compliance data to the platforms where your GRC team already works.| Platform | What Syncs |
|---|---|
| ServiceNow | Findings, evidence packs, control coverage status |
| Vanta | Scan evidence, remediation records, SBOM data |
| Drata | Automated evidence for relevant controls |
- On-demand — generate and download from the dashboard
- Scheduled — recurring exports on a cadence you define (e.g., weekly)
Data Privacy Compliance
ZeroPath helps detect data privacy issues in your codebase using custom rules:- PHI/PII detection — natural language rules identify sensitive data patterns like social security numbers, health records, or personal identifiers being logged or exposed
- GDPR compliance — detect personal data processing in code that may violate data protection requirements
- Cross-repository enforcement — deploy privacy rules once and they apply consistently across your entire organization
Best Practices
- Map to your primary framework first — start with the framework your next audit targets (e.g., SOC 2) and expand to others incrementally.
- Schedule recurring exports — set up weekly or bi-weekly syncs to your GRC platform so evidence stays current without manual effort.
- Use custom rules for policy gaps — if a compliance control is not covered by built-in scanning, write a custom rule in natural language to fill the gap.
- Leverage SBOMs for supply chain audits — enable SBOM generation to satisfy software composition requirements in SOC 2, ISO 27001, and regulatory frameworks.
- Review the gap analysis regularly — as frameworks are updated (e.g., PCI DSS 4.0 transition), revisit gap analysis to ensure new controls are covered.