AI coding agents are transforming development. But regulated industries need proof that every change meets HIPAA, SOC 2, and HITRUST requirements. Verdict provides that proof automatically.
AI agents write code faster than compliance teams can review it. Manual change management breaks completely.
AI agents make changes with no record of what was prompted, what was modified, or who authorized it. Auditors find nothing.
AI agents can read and process files containing protected health information. Without monitoring, HIPAA violations go undetected.
Documenting every AI-assisted change by hand is unsustainable. Compliance teams can't keep up with the velocity.
Three steps. Zero manual effort. Compliance evidence generated automatically for every AI coding session.
Verdict hooks into your AI coding agent and records every session: prompts, files read, files modified, commands executed, and git context.
Each session is automatically checked against compliance policies, scanned for PHI exposure, and mapped to SOC 2, HIPAA, and HITRUST controls.
Compliance verdicts appear directly on pull requests. Audit-ready evidence syncs to your GRC platform (Vanta, Drata, Secureframe).
Every Change Record field traces to specific regulatory controls. SOC 2 CC6.1, CC8.1. HIPAA §164.312. HITRUST 01.v, 09.aa. Not generic — purpose-built for healthcare IT.
Automatic scanning for protected health information in prompts, file content, and agent outputs. PHI is detected and redacted before storage. Never leaves the machine.
Configurable rules that run on every session. Require ticket linkage for SOC 2 traceability. Flag unreviewed changes. Block PHI-adjacent modifications without approval.
Sync compliance evidence directly to Vanta, Drata, or Secureframe. No manual uploads. Your auditor sees continuously updated evidence for every AI-assisted change.
Every pull request gets a compliance badge and detailed assessment. Reviewers see policy violations, PHI status, and regulatory control mappings before approving.
All data stays on the developer's machine by default. No telemetry. No network calls from capture. Optional server sync when your team is ready.
Type II
CC6.1, CC6.8, CC7.1, CC8.1 — access controls, software identification, monitoring, change management.
Security Rule
§164.312(a), (b), (c) — unique user IDs, audit controls, integrity controls, PHI access monitoring.
CSF
01.v, 09.aa, 09.b — access restriction, audit logging, change management documentation.
Verdict is currently in early access. We're working with healthcare IT teams to ship compliant code faster.
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