Sprinto, India’s leading GRC and compliance automation platform, has announced the launch of its Autonomous Trust Platform, introducing a new approach to managing organisational compliance and risk through governed autonomous agents.
The launch marks a shift in how companies operationalise compliance. While traditional automation has helped streamline workflows and reduce manual effort, organisations still rely heavily on human intervention to interpret regulatory changes, coordinate internal actions, and drive issues to resolution. Sprinto’s Autonomous Trust Platform aims to address this gap by enabling compliance processes to run continuously and proactively.
The platform monitors changes across systems, vendors, user access, and AI usage in real time, assesses their impact on an organisation’s compliance posture, and autonomously executes the actions required to maintain readiness. This includes refreshing audit evidence, preparing documentation, managing vendor risk assessments, and resolving control gaps.
“Compliance automation has improved efficiency, but it still requires someone to steer the process,” said Girish Redekar, Co-founder and CEO, Sprinto. “As regulatory environments grow more complex, organisations need systems that can actively manage compliance at scale. With Autonomous Trust, humans focus on judgment and strategy, while governed agents handle execution.”
The Autonomous Trust Platform is now available globally.
Sprinto is trusted by more than 3,000 companies across 75 countries, including Anaconda, WeWork and Whatfix. The platform supports over 200 global frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS and ISO 42001 for AI governance, and integrates with more than 300 business and security tools.
