Zenity AI
Streamline GRC with automated SaaS security, compliance, and monitoring.
What is Zenity AI?
Zenity AI helps organisations manage governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) by automating security monitoring and compliance checks across SaaS applications. Rather than manually tracking which tools your team uses and whether they meet regulatory standards, Zenity continuously monitors your SaaS environment, identifies security risks, and flags compliance gaps. It's designed for mid-market and enterprise companies that need to understand their SaaS security posture without spending significant time on manual audits. The tool addresses a genuine problem: most organisations lack visibility into their SaaS stack and struggle to keep pace with changing compliance requirements.
Key Features
SaaS application discovery
identifies all SaaS tools in use across your organisation, including shadow IT
Security monitoring
tracks user access, permissions, and suspicious behaviour across connected applications
Compliance tracking
monitors adherence to standards such as SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, and ISO 27001
Automated alerts
notifies teams of security risks and compliance violations as they occur
Risk assessment
evaluates each SaaS application for security and compliance concerns
Centralised dashboard
provides a single view of your organisation's SaaS security and compliance status
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- Free tier makes it accessible for smaller teams or those evaluating GRC tools
- Reduces manual compliance work by automating checks and monitoring
- Covers multiple compliance frameworks in one platform
- Discovers shadow IT, helping you understand what tools are actually in use
Limitations
- Free tier likely has limitations on the number of integrations or users monitored
- Effectiveness depends on how many of your SaaS tools Zenity has pre-built integrations for
- Requires proper setup and configuration to accurately reflect your organisation's needs
Use Cases
Preparing for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 audits by automating evidence collection
Identifying and managing shadow IT in rapidly growing organisations
Monitoring data access and permissions across multiple SaaS platforms
Meeting regulatory requirements for financial services, healthcare, or legal firms
Reducing time spent on manual compliance reporting and audits