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Compliance & GRC
Prove trust at a glance. Connect verified badges to your public profile so buyers & insurers instantly see your security posture.
Win more deals, cut questionnaires, and unlock faster insurance quotes.
Why Create Your Own Company Compliance Badge
Certifications prove you passed an audit — but they don’t explain how your security actually works. A Rankiteo Compliance Badge fills the gap: controls, owners, renewal dates, and real evidence. It’s the fastest way to prove you’re a mature and trustworthy vendor.
What’s behind your audits
Display real controls, policies, and security measures behind your certifications.
Evidence buyers can trust
Upload policies, attestations, and screenshots so due-diligence teams verify instantly.
Speed up procurement
SOC 2 / ISO 27001 mappings, scope, owners, and dates — in one link.
Eliminate questionnaires
Answer common security questions up front and reduce back-and-forth.
Stand out in listings & sales
Add your badge to websites, product UI, proposals, and vendor portals.
Instant credibility
Buyers see verified logos and expiry dates — no guessing or waiting.
Always up-to-date
Show last audit date, renewal cycle, and control owners automatically.
Live verification
Badges expire and auto-refresh so nothing becomes stale or misleading.
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Each Verified Badge Improves Your Score
Every badge = +25 points toward your GRC score.
Badges include global standards (ISO 27001, SOC 2), regional frameworks (GDPR), industry-specific (HIPAA, PCI DSS), and your own company badge.
Formula
Number of badges × 25 = Total points
Visible proof
Buyers see “verified” status and expiry dates in one click.
Actionable
Missing badges are highlighted so you can raise your score methodically.
Why Compliance Matters
Compliance isn’t decoration—it’s proof of operational maturity. With Rankiteo’s live badges, buyers and insurers can verify your posture in seconds, without long email threads.
Close deals faster
Skip weeks of questionnaires. Share one page that answers the top security questions up front.
Signal real trust
Show ISO 27001, SOC 2, and GDPR status with scope and dates so buyers can validate instantly.
Insurance-ready
Underwriters see control maturity and renewal cadence, enabling quicker, cleaner assessments.
Share once, everywhere
Embed your badge in product UI, vendor portals, proposals—even a QR on sales collateral.
"Prove trust at a glance"
Claim your Rankiteo profile & add verified badges (ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR) to speed up sales, simplify vendor risk, and support better insurance outcomes.
Win more deals, faster: Verified badges next to your cyber score reduce security questionnaire back-and-forth.
Be the trusted choice: Buyers and partners recognize ISO/SOC/GDPR at a glance—stand out on listings and comparisons.
Insurance friendly: Help underwriters validate control maturity to unlock faster quotes. Own your narrative.
Live Verified Company Card
Buyers gain instant visibility into your compliance posture. Verified frameworks, pending certifications, and out-of-scope items are clearly identified with status, scope, and renewal dates. This transparency eliminates guesswork, accelerates assessments, and helps teams confirm trust without requesting additional documentation.
The Different Compliance Certifications & Regulations
Browse by region below to review leading compliance regulations and certification frameworks. Each tab highlights key controls, applicability, and oversight bodies across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and global standards to help organizations understand their regional third-party risk requirements.
OCC Bulletin 2013-29 & 2020-10
Expectations for national banks & federal savings associations on third-party risk across the relationship lifecycle.
- Key: Risk assessment, due diligence, contracts, monitoring, contingency
Applicability: US national banks & federal savings associations
Enforcement: Office of the Comptroller of the Currency
NYDFS Part 500
Cybersecurity regulation requiring comprehensive programs and third-party risk controls, with annual certifications.
- Key: Policies, risk assessment, vendor minimums, certification
Applicability: Financial institutions operating in New York
Enforcement: New York Department of Financial Services
HIPAA Security Rule
Safeguards for ePHI and Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) for vendors handling PHI.
- Key: BAAs, safeguards, breach notice, vendor compliance
Applicability: Covered entities & business associates
Enforcement: HHS Office for Civil Rights
GDPR (Art. 28–30)
Strict obligations for controllers & processors; DPIAs and breach notification.
- Key: DPAs, processor duties, sub-processors, transfers
Applicability: Orgs processing EU residents' data
Enforcement: National DPAs
DORA
Digital operational resilience with strong third-party oversight.
- Key: ICT risk mgmt, testing, incidents, TPRM
Applicability: EU financial entities
Enforcement: ESAs
NIS2 Directive
Stronger security for essential/important entities, incl. supply-chain.
- Key: Risk measures, supplier security, incident handling
Applicability: Essential/important EU sectors
Enforcement: National authorities
MAS TRM Guidelines
Tech risk governance, secure SDLC, incident mgmt, vendor controls.
- Key: Vendor assessment, security reqs, right to audit, SLAs
Applicability: Singapore FIs
Enforcement: MAS
APRA CPS 231
Managing outsourcing arrangements for AU regulated entities.
- Key: Board policy, due diligence, safeguards, continuity
Applicability: AU banks/insurers/superannuation
Enforcement: APRA
PDPA
Accountability, consent, access/correction, and safeguards.
- Key: Contracts, consent, transfers, security, breach notice
Applicability: In-scope APAC jurisdictions
Enforcement: National DPAs
ISO 27001:2022
ISMS with supplier relationship & supply-chain controls.
- Key: Supplier policy, risk treatment, monitoring & review
Enforcement: Accredited certification bodies
SOC 2
Audit against Trust Services Criteria (Security, Availability, etc.).
Enforcement: Independent CPA firms
PCI DSS v4.0
Security for storing/processing/transmitting cardholder data.
Enforcement: Card brands & acquiring banks
NIST CSF (ID.SC)
Supply-chain risk management: identify, require, monitor, respond.
Enforcement: Voluntary (widely referenced)