Zero install, zero setup, zero trust. LockList Security assesses your workspace without ever being trusted with it: the scan runs entirely in your browser, reads your configuration through read only permissions, and evaluates it locally against six frameworks. You keep the report, and no database of customer assessments is ever created.
Safety is the entire point of a compliance review, and the usual way of running one works against itself. Getting through SOC 2 or ISO 27001 typically means granting a compliance platform standing administrative access to your environment, letting it copy your configuration into its cloud, and leaving it there for as long as you keep paying. Companies take on a brand new risk purely to demonstrate that they manage risk well.
That trade has aged badly. Breaches of vendors who aggregate customer data are now routine, and a compliance platform holds close to the most valuable thing an attacker could ask for: a map of who has access to what, across every company on it. Every additional copy of your security posture is one more place it can leak from, and none of those copies are under your control.
I built LockList to remove that trade rather than manage it. The assessment runs entirely in your browser, your configuration is read through read only permissions and evaluated on your own machine against SOC 2, ISO 27001, CIS, HIPAA, HITRUST CSF, and CMMC 2.0, and the report is a file you hold. I operate no database of customer assessments. There is no archive of customer security data to breach, because one is never created — you cannot steal a copy that was never made.
Four decisions that shape everything else about how LockList works.
LockList assumes the person running the assessment is the person who will fix what it finds. Every finding carries the specific steps to remediate it, written for whoever administers the workspace rather than for an auditor.
You sign in, the assessment runs, and you have a report in minutes. Nothing to install, no agent to deploy, and no configuration to learn before you get a first answer.
$149 per assessment. No seat count, no annual contract, and no quote to request.
There is no demo to book and no form that routes you to a representative. You can run the entire assessment today without speaking to anyone. If you do want to talk, you are emailing the founder, not a sales team.
I started LockList after watching friends found companies and hit the same wall: the tools that would get them through a security review wanted an enterprise budget, weeks of onboarding, and administrative access to everything — and then kept a copy of it all indefinitely.
I study computer science at MIT, and I write and maintain every check LockList runs. If you have a question about the tool, the reasoning behind a particular control, or what a finding means for your environment, email me at vienna@locklistsecurity.com. I answer these myself.