Turn your security posture into
your best sales asset

Your team is always answering the same control questions from scratch, buyer after buyer. But that is not necessary. Your evidence already exists inside audit reports, policies, past questionnaire responses, etc.

What’s missing is a way to access your control and posture information from a central location in the form of a security profile.

A Security Profile is a structured list of your security controls, broken down into smaller checks you complete as a self-assessment of your security posture.

Building a profile is easy: upload your security evidence, and the AI Analyst reads it and suggests a response for each control and check, with a link to each cited source. You accept, reject, or amend each suggestion, then publish the passed checks to your Trust Center.

A published Security Profile is built to earn trust. You stay in control of what’s shared, every published answer is backed by real evidence, and every change is recorded.

Every check stays private until you choose to publish it, so prospects and auditors see only what you decide to share. See how disclosure works on the Trust Center.

• Public: the checks you selected, and their status, readable by anyone with access to your Trust Center.
• Gated: the underlying evidence — your SOC 2, audits, and policy documents — which stays behind your Trust Center’s access controls and NDA settings.
• Private: every check you did not publish, which no one outside your team can see.

If you also use Breach Risk, your Security Profile can pre-populate from the external data UpGuard already collects. Selected externally observable controls — website security, encryption, network security, and more — are then monitored continuously, so their status updates automatically on your Trust Center.

Trust Exchange gives you the self-assessment and publishing workflow; the continuous external monitoring comes from Breach Risk.