One platform, not disconnected apps
Modules share identity, permissions, audit trails, evidence, workflows, tasks, AI, and compliance context.
Product
Claryn turns scattered documents, spreadsheets, evidence requests, access reviews, vendor workflows, and sensitive exchanges into auditable operations across one platform.
Portfolio principles
Modules share identity, permissions, audit trails, evidence, workflows, tasks, AI, and compliance context.
Organizations can adopt modules or bundles over the same operational foundation instead of rebuilding governance in each tool.
Claryn turns governance, risk, security, privacy, compliance, and secure operations into continuous, auditable work.
Platform Core
Platform Core is not sold as a separate module. It supports identity, authorization, tenant management, audit, integrations, automation, AI, notifications, and cross-cutting capabilities.
Platform Core
Every product and domain reuses the same operational base to avoid duplicated workflows and disconnected experiences.
Users, authentication, MFA, sessions, passkeys, password policies, login history, and identity lifecycle.
Domain verification, SAML 2.0 and OIDC single sign-on, domain-enforced login, SCIM 2.0 provisioning from Okta, Azure AD, and Google Workspace, and license-controlled user activation.
Organizations, locations, departments, teams, employees, hierarchy, tenant structure, and organizational metadata.
Roles, permissions, scopes, memberships, delegations, allowed environments, and object-level authorization.
User, admin, system, integration, workflow, and module events in a shared audit trail.
Module enablement by organization, plan, commercial package, feature flag, internal phase, or controlled rollout.
Usage by plan, modules, users, storage, signatures, scans, evidence, workflows, APIs, and other meters.
Shared foundation for external integrations, API keys, webhook subscriptions, event delivery, and auditability.
Foundation for contextual assistants, RAG, document analysis, classification, summarization, recommendations, and module support.
Email, in-app notifications, webhooks, scheduled reminders, planned chat integrations, and preferences.
Domains and modules
Domains organize the product into commercial and narrative areas. Each module is a self-contained unit with its own capabilities, status, and tier placement.
Domain
Governance, risk, compliance, audit, policies, controls, evidence, objectives, management reviews, and continuous assurance.
Records, assesses, treats, and monitors organizational, operational, security, privacy, and compliance risks.
Manages controls, tests, policies, framework mappings, Statement of Applicability, and effectiveness evidence.
Organizes internal and external audits, evidence collection, findings, nonconformities, and remediation.
Defines and maintains the foundation for information security (ISMS) and privacy (PIMS) management systems: scope, context, interested parties, objectives, indicators, and legal obligations.
Structures management reviews, action plans, and recurring compliance obligations.
Domain
Privacy governance, personal data lifecycle, data subject rights, RoPA, assessments, retention, and PIMS.
Maps personal data categories, systems, flows, purposes, legal bases, sharing, and processing activity records.
Manages data subject requests, consent lifecycle, privacy notices, international transfers, and processor instructions.
Structures privacy impact assessments, legitimate interest assessments, privacy by design reviews, and incident management.
Defines data classification schemes, handling rules, retention policies, and disposal lifecycle evidence.
Monitors regulatory changes and translates impacts into obligations, controls, and action recommendations.
Domain
Technical security posture, assets, vulnerabilities, cloud, external exposure, monitoring, resilience, and incidents.
Inventories physical, logical, cloud, SaaS, information, and critical process assets with owners, classification, and risks.
Centralizes vulnerabilities, prioritization, ownership, SLA, remediation, exceptions, validation, and security baselines.
Monitors cloud posture findings, external attack surface, domains, subdomains, ports, and public exposure signals.
Health and synthetic checks, threat intelligence, log governance, DLP governance, and continuous security monitoring.
Records, classifies, investigates, and closes security incidents with timeline, evidence, and change management governance.
Manages backup policies, restore tests, business continuity, disaster recovery, BIA, dependencies, and exercises.
Domain
People, org structure, responsibilities, access management, awareness, training, and human risk.
Maintains org charts, directories, role assignments, and onboarding and offboarding checklists connected to access and policies.
Defines responsibilities, RACI matrices, approver chains, delegations, and scope limits with validity evidence.
Manages access requests, approvals, provisioning evidence, access profiles, temporary access, and periodic recertifications.
Manages learning paths, campaigns, quizzes, completion evidence, and competence tracking by role or incident.
Runs phishing simulations, landing pages, target groups, risk scores, reports, trends, and evidence.
Domain
Secure tools for daily operations involving data, files, intake forms, signature, and personal data discovery.
Exchanges files and messages with customers, suppliers, and partners using OTP authentication, expiration, and full audit trail.
Creates secure intake forms for suppliers, incidents, access requests, DPIAs, exceptions, and structured workflows.
Stores credentials, secrets, certificates, keys, recovery codes, and sensitive material with ownership and auditability.
Embedded digital signature available for any flow — policies, contracts, approvals, evidence, and internal workflows.
Tokenizes, sanitizes, enriches, validates, and detokenizes structured files to reduce personal data exposure.
Stores sensitive files with encryption, access control, audit trails, retention, and BYO storage support.
Scans files, databases, and logs for personal data and produces reports that feed RoPA, classification, and retention.
Domain
Suppliers, partners, processors, contracts, DPAs, onboarding, portals, questionnaires, and third-party risk.
Assesses, classifies, monitors, and reassesses security, privacy, operational, and compliance risks from third parties.
Manages contracts, DPAs, clauses, obligations, renewals, owners, approvals, risks, and evidence.
Structures intake, criticality, required documents, due diligence, ownership, approvals, and contractual requirements.
Lets suppliers submit questionnaires, documents, evidence, attestations, remediation, and reassessment responses.
Helps answer customer security questionnaires with reusable content, evidence, AI, approvals, and trust center material.
Maintains subprocessors, data categories, countries, DPAs, customer notifications, and disclosure obligations.
Tracks ESG, climate, resilience, and sustainability signals when relevant to third-party risk assessment.
Domain
Public and controlled experiences for external trust, whistleblowing, audit access, status, and posture.
Publishes security, privacy, compliance posture, certifications, and assurance content for customers and partners.
Supports anonymous or identified reports with triage, investigation, confidentiality, privacy, and full auditability.
Provides temporary read-only access to selected evidence and documentation for auditors, customers, and consultants.
Summarizes posture from controls, findings, risks, evidence, cloud signals, vulnerabilities, and operational state, with a consolidated score.
Communicates availability, incidents, degradations, maintenance, updates, and uptime history.
Executive dashboards, gap reports, scheduled reports, and industry benchmarks for boards, auditors, and customers.
Domain
Security, privacy, compliance, architecture, AI governance, and delivery applied to the development cycle.
Governs code repositories, posture checks, branch protection, access, and application security and privacy scans.
Records architectural decisions, models threats, and reviews product and feature risk from security and privacy perspectives.
Applies security gates to PRs, releases, and deployments with compliance snippets and cryptography governance.
Governs AI systems, tools, use cases, coding guidelines, and open source dependency risk.
Operational Hub
The Operational Hub is a navigation and operations area, not a separate commercial domain. It organizes workflows, tasks, jobs, integrations, notifications, and execution logs.
Cross-cutting capabilities
These capabilities run across the platform and are not contracted as separate modules.
Contextual queries, risk and control suggestions, classification, evidence summarization, and recommendations based on organization data.
Generation of policies, reports, DPIAs, treatment plans, minutes, incident reports, evidence, and questionnaire answers.
Estimates financial exposure, risk reduction, control value, initiative cost, and executive prioritization rationale.
Secure conversations anchored in risks, assets, incidents, audits, suppliers, policies, evidence, contracts, and sensitive exchanges.
Unified timeline with comments, mentions, attachments, decisions, status changes, and audit events on each object.
Structured references across risks, controls, evidence, incidents, policies, vulnerabilities, suppliers, contracts, and actions.
Structured meeting records for governance, compliance, and audit across all domains. AI-automated minutes available at the Full tier.
Consolidated view of maturity, exposure, risks, compliance, incidents, audits, privacy, security, and progress.
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Each material focuses on one dimension of the platform — security, adoption journey, and differentiators — with PDF and image downloads.
Security
How Claryn protects data, files, identities, access, and audit trails in every layer.
View page →Journey
How a mid-sized company evolves from spreadsheets to a TrustOps operation in 7 practical stages.
View page →Comparison
Direct comparison between Claryn, spreadsheets, point tools, and enterprise suites.
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Claryn is differentiated by unified identity, unified permissions, shared audit trails, shared evidence, workflows, tasks, AI, cross-references, and localized privacy and compliance context.