I'd been quoted $9K/month for a vCISO who was going to hand me templates I'd still have to fill in myself. With Screenata I connected GitHub, AWS and Google Workspace in about fifteen minutes and it came back with policies describing our actual setup. It knew which repos had branch protection off, which is not something a template can know. Nobody made me book a call first. I signed up, connected, and saw our own data before I ever spoke to a human. The overpromise check caught two places where a generated policy claimed more than we actually do. That's the feature I didn't know I needed and the reason I stopped worrying about what the auditor would find. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The volume of tests was intimidating on day one. It generates a lot more than the checkbox tools do and nothing tells you which ones to do first, so my first reaction was "this is worse than my spreadsheet." I was wrong about that. The depth is the whole point and our auditor never pushed back on a single item. But I wanted a guided first week instead of a full list on day one. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.