Framework-aware compliance review
Map infrastructure design against compliance frameworks before audit time.
Compliance Checker turns control-heavy compliance thinking into architecture-level review. It is designed for teams that need to reason about frameworks such as SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and ISO 27001 in terms of how their systems are actually built.

Multi-framework coverage
Evaluate systems against several compliance models from the same architecture view.
Architecture-linked controls
Connect compliance thinking to topology, boundaries, and service choices instead of abstract checklist work.
Earlier audit readiness
Catch obvious design gaps before they become expensive remediation programs.
How it works
The workflow behind Compliance Checker.
Each step exists to reduce time-to-clarity for technical teams without forcing them into a separate diagramming or documentation toolchain.
Step 1
Select the topology
Use a generated architecture, imported system, or stored pattern as the evaluation target.
Step 2
Run framework checks
Review how the architecture aligns with required controls and expectations.
Step 3
Prioritize remediation
Turn the result into a concrete plan for design or policy updates.
Best fit
Integrations
Outputs
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Drift and governance visibility
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STRIDE-driven threat modeling
Threat Analyzer
Threat Analyzer applies structured threat modeling to architecture diagrams so teams can surface risk while design decisions are still reversible.
Next step
See Compliance Checker inside the full Architecto workflow.
Start on the free plan, then move from this feature into the larger architecture, review, and documentation flow when the team is ready.