Trust portals for security and compliance teams
Stop answering the same security questions.
Write the answer once, attach the evidence, and publish it at your own portal. Your customers read it themselves — so the same question stops arriving, and the answer they get is the one you reviewed rather than the one somebody typed in a hurry.
What a customer sees at your portal
The problem
The same twenty questions, answered from scratch every week
A security review is rarely one review. It is a prospect, then their procurement team, then their auditor, each asking for evidence you have already sent somebody else.
How it works
Write it once. Then let them read it.
Nothing here asks your team to work differently. It asks you to put what you already produce somewhere a customer can read it without asking you for it.
What changes
Less effort, better answers, and trust you can point at
The three things a security or compliance team is actually measured on.
Nothing is generated for you
Every answer is one your team wrote and approved
This is a deliberate position rather than a missing feature. Much of this category now generates your security answers for you. We do not, and that is the point: a generated answer that is subtly wrong is a liability with your name signed under it.
There is no model writing your posture
Polksec stores the answer you wrote and publishes it. It does not draft one, infer one, or improve one. If a claim is on your portal, a person at your company put it there.
Evidence means the file, not a summary of it
Where a claim carries evidence, the document is there — inspected on upload and published only when you say so. A visitor learns in seconds that a marked rule on the page means there is a file behind it.
You control how far it travels
Public, gated, or not published at all. Gated access is granted per person, expires on its own, and can be revoked — so your pen-test report is not sitting in somebody's inbox indefinitely.
Built to be checked
We would rather you verified it than believed it
Polksec runs on Cloudflare, with a database per customer, evidence encrypted under a key unique to each customer, and a tamper-evident log of every access decision. Support staff cannot read a customer's documents, and there is deliberately no super-user.
That is the summary, and it is the floor rather than the pitch. The specifics — including the things we have not built yet — are written down in our security policy, and our privacy policy says exactly what we hold and for how long.
Pricing
Priced by module, not by the seat
A compliance team should not cost more because it grew. Start with the control register, then add evidence, framework coverage and audit records as you need them.
Start
Answer the next one once.
Create a portal, publish what you already have, and send a link instead of an email. It takes an afternoon, and the next questionnaire is somebody else's problem.