Describe the Company
A URL and a short profile. ARIMA reads the site to learn what you sell, where you sell it, and whose data you hold.
Give ARIMA your website and a short profile. It works out which regulations apply to you and shows what an auditor would find missing. It takes about five minutes, needs no credentials, and installs nothing.
So do GDPR and HIPAA, for much of the list. ARIMA maps each requirement to the clause it satisfies in every scored standard that asks for it, so one answer counts in all of them.
ARIMA uses your profile to work out which categories apply, so a company that doesn’t operate in Kazakhstan is never scored against Kazakh law.
Each one names its source, the clause and who issued it. Rows still in draft stay out of your score.
Where ARIMA has no crosswalk for a standard yet, it links the source and leaves that standard unscored.
Do you enforce multi-factor authentication for everyone with production access?You answer this once.
CC6.1A.5.17Art. 32164.312(d)ARIMA reads your public website first and pre-fills what it finds for you to confirm.
A URL and a short profile. ARIMA reads the site to learn what you sell, where you sell it, and whose data you hold.
The questionnaire drops whatever doesn’t fit you. A pre-revenue dev-tools team never sees the AML questions a payments company must answer.
A readiness score for each framework and a ranked list of what to fix first.
One number per framework, built from your answers, your site scan and your documents. Open it to see every control behind it.
Ranked by severity and by how many frameworks each fix unblocks at once.
On Google Cloud the steps name the exact setting, such as uniform bucket-level access, OS Login, or a firewall rule that leaves SSH open to the world.
The documents an auditor asks for, with the company details you entered already filled in.
Upload a policy and ARIMA checks it against each control, including the ones it only appears to cover.
Investors get a read-only view of your score and its trend. They never see your raw answers.
44 standards across 9 domains. 28 have a crosswalk to their clauses and are scored. ARIMA cites the rest and links to their source, but does not grade them.
Names are cited, not endorsed. Each standard belongs to its issuing body, and the marks beside them are ARIMA’s own drawings. No issuer has reviewed, certified or endorsed this product. ARIMA measures audit readiness; certification only comes from a qualified auditor or the relevant authority.
You’re being asked for SOC 2 by a customer who won’t sign without it, and you have no idea what it costs you.
You want portfolio-wide risk without chasing twelve founders for a spreadsheet every quarter.
You run readiness for a book of clients and redo the same intake for each one.
It’s free to start and takes about five minutes, with no sales call. You leave with a score for each framework and a ranked list of what to fix.