If you need to automate some checks for government security standards like DoD, DISA STIG, FedRAMP, NIST and CIS Benchmarks, Anchore is worth a look. Anchore is a software composition analysis (SCA) platform used to govern the security and compliance of software supply chains. It offers continuous scanning for known and unknown vulnerabilities, policy enforcement for compliance with standards like NIST and FedRAMP, and remediation with suggested fixes. Anchore also supports a shift-left DevSecOps approach, integrates with existing development tools, and is designed for enterprise and federal environments, so it's a good choice for automating compliance checks for government security standards.
Another good option is Secureframe, a compliance platform that automates and streamlines compliance processes. Secureframe supports a wide range of frameworks, including SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR and NIST. The platform offers automated evidence collection, continuous risk management and workflow automation. With guidance from a team of compliance experts and former auditors, Secureframe helps businesses of all sizes improve their security posture and accelerate sales by demonstrating compliance.
Drata is also worth a look for its suite of tools to govern and scale Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) programs. Drata automates evidence collection, streamlines workflows and ensures continuous control monitoring and audit-readiness. It supports multiple frameworks and offers adaptive automation for customized compliance programs, so it's a good choice for companies that need to keep up with multiple frameworks at the same time.