Bastion is an “AI-native Compliance, AI-ready Security” platform that aims to bring compliance tooling, security products, and security advisory capabilities into a single system. The captured text indicates that it is designed for fast-growing teams, covering companies from pre-seed to Series D, and claims to be used by 300+ companies. Beyond compliance evidence and control management, it also provides security capabilities related to employees, devices, SaaS, cloud, code, and attack surface management.
On the compliance side, Bastion provides Evidence Collection, Policy Management, AI Questionnaires, Trust Center, Status Page, Access Reviews, Risk Assessment, Vendor Management, and more. It supports control reuse, automated evidence collection, and audit preparation. Its framework coverage is broad: the text lists 30+ frameworks including SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, ISO 42001, ISO 27701, DORA, AI Act, NIS 2, PCI DSS, and CCPA.
On the security side, Bastion emphasizes All-in-One Security, covering Endpoint Security, Employee Awareness, SaaS Security, Cloud Security, Code Security, Attack Surface, MDM, Web Browsing Security, and more. It also offers Virtual CISO, Penetration Testing, Internal Audit, and Audit Support, suggesting that it is not purely a software SaaS product but also layers in security engineering and audit support services.
The platform highlights “Outcomes, not just integrations,” meaning it does more than provide connectors: it uses AI agents to perform evidence collection, routine tasks, and remediation. Bastion MCP can connect with tools such as Cursor, Claude, and Codex to provide or execute context-aware remediation recommendations. From a management perspective, the text indicates that teams can track controls, evidence, risks, vendors, devices, employees, SaaS, code, and cloud issues within one platform. However, it does not disclose details on alerting channels, ticketing integrations, or SIEM/SOAR integration.
The site includes a Pricing navigation item, but the captured page content does not provide pricing, plans, billing by user/framework/module, payment methods, contract terms, SLA, data residency, or the platform’s own compliance certifications. For teams that need budget evaluation, procurement compliance, or deployment in China, these are all details that must be confirmed with the vendor.
Bastion is best suited for startups and growth-stage technology companies preparing for international compliance such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001, especially organizations in AI, Fintech, Healthtech, Legaltech, and similar sectors where security teams are small but audit pressure is high. Access from mainland China is unknown, and payment options and local invoicing are not disclosed. If access, cross-border data transfer, or local support is constrained, teams may compare alternatives such as Vanta, Drata, Secureframe, Sprinto, and Thoropass, or choose domestic providers for MLPS, ISO, SOC 2 consulting, and security operations services.
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