Strike Graph vs TrackStreet

Strike Graph is a governance, risk, and compliance platform for designing, operating, and measuring security programs. It maps controls across more than 30 frameworks, helps identify security threats, and uses Verify AI to test and validate controls continuously. Compliance Atlas and Security Assistant support evidence validation and certification work. Strike Graph says integrations collect compliance evidence from more than 300 systems and tools, including AWS, Azure Active Directory, ClickUp, Confluence, GitHub, GitLab, Google Drive, Jira, Office 365, and ServiceNow. The maker says these connections use strict authentication, access controls, and encryption. Trust Center centralizes security documents for sharing with prospects, customers, auditors, and investors; Trust Chain provides visibility into vendor and partner risks. The Launch plan is free and covers SOC 2 security TSC, limited policy templates, and selected cloud and document tools. Certify is listed at $21,500 a year and Scale at $35,000 a year; Enterprise pricing is by contact. The pricing note says paid plans start at $10,000/yr. Strike Graph provides web and API access and offers a free trial.

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