[Tampa, FL] – Auditwerx, a division of Carr, Riggs, and Ingram, LLC, proudly announces its strategic partnership with Drata, the most advanced security and compliance automation platform. This collaboration marks a significant milestone for Auditwerx, as it continues its commitment to delivering top-tier compliance reporting solutions while empowering clients to streamline their assessment and reporting processes.
Traditionally, navigating security compliance has been a cumbersome process for businesses, characterized by manual tasks, extensive documentation requirements, and human intervention. However, with Drata’s innovative automation technology, businesses can now harness the power of automation-first solutions to simplify their compliance obligations.
Stacy Martin, CEO of Auditwerx, emphasizes the transformative impact of this partnership: “Through our partnership with Drata, we’re ushering in a transformative era in compliance management. By slashing the hours previously devoted to manual compliance processes, our clients are empowered to reallocate time and resources towards driving their core business objectives. This collaboration equips our clients with a cutting-edge automated compliance monitoring solution, unlocking newfound efficiencies and time-saving capabilities that are essential in today’s dynamic business landscape.”
Through this strategic alliance, Auditwerx integrates seamlessly with Drata’s innovative platform, providing enhanced visibility into security and compliance infrastructure. This integration facilitates effective communication, bridges existing gaps, and simplifies complex security compliance controls.
Auditwerx takes pride in its role within this partnership, committed to helping clients minimize the time required for assessments and compliance maintenance, streamline reporting processes, and offer efficient assessment solutions.
Discover how Auditwerx, in collaboration with Drata, can revolutionize your compliance management. Contact us today to streamline your compliance needs.
