Starting SOC 2 with Vanta or Drata is the easy part. Mantle does everything after. It maps your cloud, identity, and code into one picture, works the open controls the way an engineer would, closes the ones safe to automate, brings you the rest to approve, and keeps your evidence audit ready as the stack drifts.
It meets your stack where it is.
Mantle reads the systems you already run and relates your cloud, code, data, and identity into one live graph. That graph is how it finds what each control actually governs, and how it proves every fix it makes.
How it closes a control.
Map, find, remediate, prove. One loop, run continuously as your stack changes.
Autonomy, with a hand on the brake
Low-risk fixes it makes on its own. Anything risky waits for your approval as a reviewable diff, and it keeps no standing access to your systems.
A change not written to the ledger did not happen.
When your auditor asks for proof, it is already there. Every fix Mantle makes is signed and timestamped, so your evidence stays current instead of being scrambled together the week before the audit.
Vanta finds the gap.
Mantle closes it.
Your tracker detects drift and opens a ticket. Closing it means writing the code, changing the config, and gathering the proof. Mantle does that work, and clears the backlog on its own.
Start closing controls.
We take on a small number of design partners and close their SOC 2 with them. Mantle is priced against the security hire it replaces.