About Netallion
The assurance workspace for modern compliance teams
Netallion helps teams build evidence packs, manage controls and gaps, and deliver audit-ready compliance artifacts across every framework — from ISO 27001 to the EU AI Act.
We build products that make assurance work clearer, faster, and more operationally useful. Our focus is on solving specific compliance problems well — with workflows that are practical to use and honest about what they deliver.
What We Build
One workspace with three integrated capabilities:
Scoped evidence packs with controls, gap tracking, team collaboration, and versioned audit-ready exports. The core of how compliance work gets delivered.
Framework-specific workflows for ISO 27001, GDPR, SOC 2, NIST CSF 2.0, Essential Eight, and APRA CPS 234. Starter kits, SoA editors, DPIA builders, and policy workshops.
EU AI Act risk classification, vendor scorecards, model cards, transparency statements, DPIAs, and audit readiness assessments for AI systems.
Why Assurance-First Matters
Compliance teams don't need more noise. They need tools that reduce friction, make frameworks easier to navigate, and help them ship evidence — not just documentation.
We built Netallion around assurance packs because that's how compliance work actually gets delivered: scoped, evidence-backed, and ready for review. Everything in the platform — kits, workspaces, governance tools — feeds into that workflow.
The result is less manual overhead, clearer readiness posture, and audit outputs that are ready when your auditor is.
How We Work
We believe compliance products should be practical, explainable, and grounded in operational reality:
- Assurance-first: every feature feeds into evidence packs and audit-ready outputs
- Building for real compliance use cases, not feature checklists
- Being precise about what is available today
- Designing workflows that help teams deliver, not just document
- Earning trust through clarity rather than inflated claims
Born from Ops, Not a Pitch Deck
Before Netallion was a product company, we were a security consultancy called CyberWatch, based in New Zealand. We ran penetration tests, stood up monitoring, reviewed controls, and helped teams fix what was broken.
The same gaps kept appearing: exposed assets nobody owned, domains with weak trust controls, AI and SaaS usage moving faster than governance, vulnerabilities stuck in backlogs, and audit evidence scattered across a dozen tools and spreadsheets. Teams knew the risks existed but had no practical way to see them clearly, prioritise what mattered, or prove progress.
We stopped patching the gap with services and started building the assurance layer we wished existed.
Built for Assurance-Driven Compliance
Start with a framework kit, build an assurance pack, or explore AI governance — everything ladders into one workspace.