RegCompiler connects statutory regulations and security standards to executable policies, technical assessments, operational controls, and traceable evidence. Engineering teams identify gaps, understand priority issues, and verify remediation before supervisory audits.
Explore the 5 statutory audit layers RegCompiler verifies across public web applications: from transport encryption and cookie privacy to accessibility, disclosures, and drop-in code fixes.
Verifies transport encryption, modern TLS 1.3 protocol negotiation, cipher suite hardening, and HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) with preload flags across all domain endpoints.
Without HSTS, initial client connections can be downgraded to unencrypted HTTP via SSL-stripping or DNS spoofing, exposing credentials and session tokens.
HTTPS response headers lack the Strict-Transport-Security directive. Domain is not registered in the browser HSTS preload list.
// next.config.ts
export default {
headers: async () => [{
source: '/:path*',
headers: [
{ key: 'Strict-Transport-Security', value: 'max-age=31536000; includeSubDomains; preload' },
{ key: 'X-Content-Type-Options', value: 'nosniff' },
{ key: 'X-Frame-Options', value: 'DENY' }
],
}],
};Regulatory requirements often span documentation, source code, infrastructure, access controls and operational evidence. RegCompiler brings these elements into a connected workflow so teams can understand what is required, what can be tested, what evidence is available and what still needs attention.
Authoritative regulatory statute (e.g., EU GDPR Art. 32(1)(a), SOC 2 CC6.1, EU AI Act Title III Annex IV).
A structured, source-linked requirement with clear jurisdictional applicability criteria.
Feeds structured obligations directly into technical and operational control definitions.
RegCompiler connects regulatory intelligence, engineering checks, operational controls, and evidence into a consistent assessment workflow.
Understand the requirements that matter to your organization and connect them to the controls needed to address them.
Regulatory documents span thousands of pages of dense legal terminology across evolving jurisdictions, creating ambiguity for engineering and security teams.
RegCompiler indexes authoritative statutory texts, extracts structured obligations, and maintains live surveillance over configured supervisory registers.
Authoritative standards (EU AI Act, GDPR, SOC 2, HIPAA Security Rule, DORA, MAS TRM, FCA SYSC).
Source-linked, versioned requirement obligations mapped to applicable organizational boundaries.
A single security requirement may depend on multiple parts of an organization. RegCompiler's control model connects those implementation points so a team can understand the available evidence and identify missing coverage.
Statutory cross-mapping: EU GDPR Art. 32(1)(b) • SOC 2 CC6.1 • HIPAA §164.312(a)(1)
Software-level authorization routines, cryptographic implementation methods, input validation sanitizers, and token validation.
Static Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) analysis outputs, unit test coverage reports, dependency manifests, and verified repository commit SHAs.
Establishes that the codebase contains programmatic checks enforcing authorization before returning sensitive database fields.
Does not establish that runtime environment permissions, direct database DBA access, or production secrets are securely restricted.
A useful compliance assessment should explain not only what passed or failed, but also what was tested, what evidence was available and what still needs review.
The defined check passed for the evidence and scope that were evaluated.
All observable technical and configuration conditions satisfied the defined control policy criteria within the evaluated scope boundaries.
Demonstrates verified conformance without making overbroad claims about areas that were outside the inspection boundary.
Cryptographically stamp the evaluation evidence, log the collection timestamp, and maintain continuous surveillance to detect future drift.
RegCompiler connects compliance requirements to the engineering and operational responsibilities of the people who maintain them.
Integrate supported source and configuration checks into existing engineering workflows. Identify technical gaps early, connect findings directly to concrete controls, and apply verified code fixes without having to manually parse regulatory statutes.
Identifying a potential gap is only the beginning. RegCompiler connects findings to a defined corrective action and the evidence needed to verify the outcome.
The execution engine detects that an inspected software branch, cloud configuration, or documentary artifact fails to satisfy the evaluated control policy.
Evaluates strictly against verified rules; uninspected subsystems are classified as untested rather than assumed compliant.
Recorded raw observation showing divergence between target state and policy standard.
Software changes. Infrastructure changes. Regulatory requirements evolve. Evidence can become outdated. RegCompiler connects assessment history, versioned policies, and evidence updates so teams can identify where reassessment may be required.
An authoritative supervisory body (e.g., European Commission, SEC, Singapore MAS) publishes a revised standard or new regulatory interpretation.
Official regulatory gazette publication or standard revision release.
Surveillance subsystem indexes delta, flags divergence against active compiled policies, and logs version metadata.
Compliance and legal teams receive statutory divergence summaries with affected framework references.
Rigorous compliance requires technical honesty, defensible provenance, and total transparency about what can and cannot be mathematically proven.
Requirements remain connected to their sources, and approved policies retain their versions and review history.
Every assessment identifies what was evaluated and which checks were actually executed.
Findings connect to the observations, artifacts or records supporting the conclusion.
Missing evidence, unsupported checks and ambiguous interpretations remain visible.
Corrective actions and sensitive operations respect permissions and required approvals.
Recorded inputs and policy versions help explain how a previous result was produced.
Connect RegCompiler\'s continuous assessment capabilities directly to your deployment workflows through versioned REST APIs, CLI runners, and reproducible policy suites.
# Run RegCompiler deterministic AST policy evaluation in local repository
regcompiler scan-codebase \
--path ./apps/web/src \
--frameworks "EU_GDPR,SOC2_TYPE2,HIPAA_SECURITY" \
--output jsonEvaluates source branches, cloud configs, and evidence with deterministic JSON outputs.
Integrates smoothly into build runners: fails PRs on high-confidence statutory regressions.
Pins policy version hashes to guarantee identical evaluations across local, staging, and production.
Binds evaluation observations directly to commit SHAs for defensible audit provenance.
Clear, honest explanations of RegCompiler\'s capabilities, scope boundaries, and architectural principles.
RegCompiler is a continuous compliance intelligence platform designed to connect regulatory requirements with technical controls, assessment results, evidence and remediation.
Explore a connected approach to regulatory requirements, technical controls, evidence and remediation.
Regulations linked directly to executable controls.
Honest coverage states with zero synthetic scores.
Tamper-evident audit trail tied to policy versions.