Quttera has unveiled its new Evidence-as-Code API, marking a significant leap for automated security compliance. Security and compliance teams preparing for rigorous audits may now have a faster, more reliable solution. This technology aims to eliminate hours spent on manual evidence gathering and delivers always-on, real-time compliance for key frameworks.
Quttera’s Evidence-as-Code API Automates Audit Preparation
Traditionally, organizations spend 30-40 hours collecting and organizing security evidence for audits. Tasks such as exporting reports, taking screenshots, and mapping data to controls are both labor-intensive and error-prone. With the latest update, Quttera transforms its Web Malware Scanner API into an automated compliance machine. The API now delivers real-time evidence streaming and synchronizes structured data with Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) platforms. This means security teams can finally shift from manual “evidence chasing” to instant proof, ensuring continuous monitoring.
Meeting SOC 2 and PCI DSS v4.0 Compliance Requirements
Quttera’s release directly addresses emerging challenges in SOC 2, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS v4.0 compliance. The upgraded API maps malware detections to specific compliance controls, such as CC6.1 and CC7.2 for SOC 2 and Requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1 for PCI DSS v4.0. These regulations now require automated, ongoing evidence rather than static, one-time reports. Major features of Quttera’s API include:
- Automated control mapping for multiple frameworks
- JSON-based real-time evidence streaming
- Instant integration with solutions like Drata and Vanta
By automating continuous proof, the API helps businesses avoid common compliance pitfalls and ensures regulations are met efficiently.
AI-Powered Threat Encyclopedia Enhances Security Insights
To give teams actionable intelligence, Quttera now includes an AI-powered Threat Encyclopedia within its scan reports. This resource closes the gap between detection and response by offering:
- Technical breakdowns of detected malware
- Business risk assessments
- Step-by-step remediation advice
- Links to known attack campaigns
Currently, the Threat Encyclopedia catalogs over 80 web malware categories and will keep expanding with the help of artificial intelligence. This dual approach streamlines both compliance and incident response, minimizing manual work for security teams.
Quttera’s Evidence-as-Code API and Threat Encyclopedia bring robust automation and intelligence to the complex world of audit preparation. With compliance demands intensifying, these solutions may help organizations maintain security, save valuable time, and respond swiftly to new threats.
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