Captain Compliance and Drata Announce Official Partnership

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Captain Compliance and Drata have announced an official partnership to help companies build a stronger security and privacy compliance stack. The partnership combines Drata’s agentic trust management and compliance automation platform with Captain Compliance’s privacy compliance software, which handles consent management, cookie compliance, DSAR workflows, privacy policies, vendor disclosures, and continuous website monitoring. Companies can now pair Drata’s automation for frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA with Captain Compliance’s operational privacy tools to address both security and privacy requirements in one integrated approach. The collaboration aims to reduce manual work, strengthen compliance posture, and support faster customer trust reviews for startups, SaaS companies, healthcare, and financial services firms.

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Partnership with Drata expands Captain Compliance's market reach and customer base for its privacy compliance software.

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Partnership with Captain Compliance enhances Drata's compliance automation platform with privacy tools, attracting more customers.

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