trio.so

Compliance automation software for every device

trio.so turns compliance frameworks into device checks. Turn on the frameworks you answer to, see which laptops, desktops and phones fail which controls, fix the settings with policies, see each fix confirmed on the next check, and export the evidence your auditor asks for. One console for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS/iPadOS and Android.

Endpoint compliance  ›  Frameworks
Frameworks6 active · Monitor reports findings. It changes nothing on devices.
FrameworkStatusScoreFailing controlsDevices
SOC 2TSC 2017 (rev. 2022)Active92.6%9418
ISO/IEC 27001:2022Active91.8%11418
PCI DSS v4.0.1Active94.0%7212
NIST SP 800-53 Rev. 5Active89.4%14418
GDPRArt. 32 evidenceActive95.1%4418
NIST SP 800-171Rev. 3Active90.2%12418
CIS BenchmarksAvailable——
  • Diyar Private Academy
  • Wires & Fabriks
  • Corvuss American Academy
  • Arabi Company W.L.L.
  • Loglass
  • Skill Authority
  • Bright Learners
  • Synonym
  • Trell

Compliance work stops at the device

Most compliance tools track policies, vendors and people. The controls auditors test most often live on the devices themselves: is the disk encrypted, is the screen lock on, are critical patches in. trio.so is the device layer of your compliance program. It sets those controls, checks them on a schedule and keeps the record.

  • Same basicsEvery framework asks for the same device basics, from SOC 2 to PCI DSS.
  • Settings driftA firewall switched off for a quick fix stays off until someone notices.
  • Stale spreadsheetsSpreadsheets go stale the day after an audit.
  • Proof per deviceAuditors ask for proof per device, not a policy document.
Device evidence records collected in one place

How it works

How compliance automation works in trio.so

The compliance engine is on from the start. You choose the frameworks, and trio.so maps its device controls to them and checks every enrolled device on the schedule you set: hourly, daily or weekly.

  1. Turn on a frameworkPick SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NIST SP 800-53, NIST SP 800-171, GDPR or CIS, and the platforms it covers.
  2. See what failsFindings rank each failing control by severity and devices affected, with an owner and a due date.
  3. Fix and confirmFix the setting with a policy. A finding counts as resolved only after the next evaluation passes.

Frameworks

Frameworks you can check devices against

One library of device controls maps to every framework, so one fixed setting counts everywhere it is asked for.

  • SOC 2

    Access, encryption, malware and change records for the Trust Services Criteria.

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  • ISO 27001

    Annex A endpoint, malware, vulnerability and configuration controls.

    Learn more
  • PCI DSS v4.0.1

    Devices in or connected to your card data environment.

    Learn more
  • NIST SP 800-53 and 800-171

    Configuration, access, patching and encryption controls.

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  • GDPR

    Device evidence for security of processing (Article 32).

    Learn more
  • HIPAA

    Safeguards for laptops and phones that hold patient data.

    Learn more
  • CIS Benchmarks

    Hardening checks for each operating system.

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  • NCA ECC (Beta)

    Template for organizations regulated by Saudi Arabia's NCA.

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  • SAMA CSF (Beta)

    Template for banks, insurers and finance companies in Saudi Arabia.

    Learn more

Monitoring

Continuous compliance monitoring for every device

trio.so checks devices on a schedule, not once a year. Each policy reports back device by device: applied, pending or failed. When a device falls out of line, it shows up as a finding before your next audit does.

  • Six checksScreen lock, disk encryption, firewall, Secure Boot, OS up to date and anti-malware active.
  • Status per deviceEach policy reports applied, pending or failed on every device.
  • Grouped findingsFindings grouped by control, by device or by owner.
  • AlertsAlerts to Slack or Microsoft Teams, with each event type routed to its own channel.

Hardening

Endpoint hardening you set once

The controls frameworks ask for are policies in trio.so. Set them once and they go out to every enrolled device, company owned or personal.

  • Encryption

    BitLocker, FileVault, Linux disk encryption and encryption on phones.

  • Screen lock

    Auto-lock time, passcode length and lockout after failed attempts.

  • Firewall

    Firewall on, confirmed by a check.

  • OS updates

    OS updates current, confirmed by a check.

  • USB and Wi-Fi

    USB storage blocked on Windows and Linux, and WPA2 or WPA3 Wi-Fi.

  • Patching

    OS and third party apps, ranked by CVSS, EPSS and the KEV list.

See your own compliance findings today

Start a free trial, enroll a few devices and turn on a framework. Your first findings appear after the first evaluation.

5
platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS/iPadOS and Android
Hourly
checks, or daily or weekly, as you set
$5
Plans start at $5 per device.
14 days
free trial, no credit card

Every OS

Device compliance on every platform

Checks go as deep as each operating system allows. macOS reports the deepest checks, Windows and Linux report posture signals, and phones report policy state.

  • Windows
  • macOS

Windows and macOS

Encryption, screen lock, firewall, Secure Boot, OS updates and anti-malware, plus Microsoft Defender for Endpoint alerts per device on Windows

  • Linux

Linux

Disk encryption, firewall, OS updates and USB storage block

  • iOS/iPadOS
  • Android
  • ChromeOSComing soon

iOS/iPadOS and Android

Passcode, encryption and OS version as policy state, with lost mode, remote lock and wipe

Evidence

Audit evidence without screenshots

Every check, finding, policy change, resolved finding and exception leaves a record. When the auditor asks, you export it instead of collecting screenshots.

  • Findings per controlFindings per control, device by device.
  • Audit trailFramework changes, policy updates, evaluations and resolved findings, with who did what and when.
  • ExceptionsExceptions per control and device, each with an expiry date.
  • ExportsDevice and member lists as CSV, and evidence exports for your auditor.

Why trio.so

Compliance checks in the same console as your devices

  • One place

    The console that enrolls and patches your devices also checks them, so there is nothing to sync.

  • Fixes you can verify

    You fix the setting with a policy, and a finding counts as resolved only after the next evaluation passes.

  • Works with your GRC tool

    trio.so connects to Vanta, so policies and vendors stay where they are.

  • Published pricing

    Compliance is included from the Secure plan up. Plans start at $5 per device.

Integrations

Works with the tools you already use

Connect Vanta, send alerts to Slack or Microsoft Teams and events to Splunk, and pull users from Microsoft Entra ID or Okta. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint alerts show per device.

  • Vanta
  • Microsoft Defender
  • Splunk
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Microsoft Entra ID
  • Okta

Compliance automation FAQ

It replaces manual checks with continuous ones. trio.so checks your devices against the frameworks you turn on, shows which controls fail on which devices, tracks each fix until the next check confirms it and keeps the evidence.

No tool can. Compliance is your organization's program and your auditor's judgment. trio.so covers the device controls and the evidence for them; policies, training, vendor reviews and the audit itself stay with you and your GRC tool.

SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, NIST SP 800-53, NIST SP 800-171, GDPR (evidence for Article 32) and CIS Benchmarks, plus NCA ECC and SAMA CSF templates (Beta).

A GRC tool tracks your whole program. trio.so is the device layer: its policies set the device settings, it produces device evidence and connects to Vanta.

No. Frameworks run in monitor mode: they check devices and report findings, and change nothing on their own. You fix a setting with a configuration policy, and the finding counts as resolved only after the next evaluation passes.

Yes. Add an exception for a control on a device with an expiry date, and it stays in the evidence record.

Compliance automation is part of the Secure plan and above.