Naitra

Run the whole audit, end to end.

Naitra is an AI audit engine built for internal audit teams. It plans the audit around your real risk, tests the controls for your exact systems, evaluates the evidence, and drafts the board report. Your auditor reviews and signs, and you cover more of your plan with the hours you already have.

For internal and IT audit teams in banking, insurance, healthcare, and technology.

AUDIT UNIVERSE 51 entities, scored · illustrative
Entity
Criticality
Assurance
Last audited
Network Security AuditCybersecurity · System
High
88
Jan 2026
Ransomware Resilience AuditCybersecurity · Process
Critical
83
Aug 2025
Cloud Security AuditIT Audit · System
High
79
Mar 2025
Identity and Access ManagementCybersecurity · Process
Critical
68
Nov 2023
Third-Party and Vendor RiskIT Audit · Process
High
68
Jun 2024
Why now: Identity and access management was last audited over two years ago and assurance has aged to 68. Naitra put it next on the plan.

Built on the frameworks you already follow.

NIST 800-53 CCPA §7123 NYDFS Part 500 Your policies
Why now

Internal audit is at its third great inflection

1941

Audit moves inside

The IIA is founded and internal audit becomes a profession, giving the enterprise its own independent line of assurance.

2002

SOX makes controls audits law

Enron and WorldCom fall. Section 404 puts internal controls in front of the board, and a generation of software is built to manage the work.

2026

Cybersecurity audits become law

CCPA §7123 and NYDFS Part 500 mandate them, and the new Global Standards demand strategy and advisory on top. The work has outgrown the tools that track it.

Every era gave internal audit new obligations. This is the first with an engine that executes them.

Grounded in the Standards

The Standards raised the bar. The hours did not change.

The IIA's Global Internal Audit Standards no longer just ask you to run audits. They ask you to run a strategic function. Three requirements make the point.

Standard 9.4

A risk-based plan, refreshed at least annually

The audit plan must rest on a documented assessment of the organization's strategies, objectives, and risks. Knowing where risk sits today, not last year, is the hard part.

Standard 9.2

A strategy that adds value to the business

Every chief audit executive must now maintain a strategy for the function itself, with a vision, objectives, and initiatives. And advisory work is built into the same standards, not treated as an extra.

Standard 8.2

Shortfalls reported to the board

If resources cannot cover the plan, the Standards require the chief audit executive to tell the board what is not getting covered, and what that means. The coverage gap is no longer private.

Here is the trap: a function whose entire capacity goes to mandatory assurance work cannot deliver strategy or advisory. Naitra executes the assurance work end to end, so your function can be what the Standards now require it to be.

Aligned to the IIA Global Internal Audit Standards, effective January 2025.

01 · Plan

Plan the audit around real risk

Naitra keeps a living universe of every system, process, and program in your IT estate, each scored for risk and watched as conditions change. You always know where assurance is aging, what to audit next, and where your freed capacity should go: the integrated and advisory work your plan has been deferring.

  • A living audit universe, not a static spreadsheet
  • Risk scored continuously as conditions change
  • A ranked plan of what to audit next, and why
1
Start with the risk
Unauthorized access to systems holding personal information
2
One control, every framework
CCPA §7123 NYDFS 500 NIST 800-53 Your policy Access recertification
Test it once. Cover all four.
Your audit program
AWSOktaActive Directory
Access recertification4 frameworks
MFA on privileged access3 frameworks
Joiner, mover, leaver review4 frameworks
One risk in. A complete, cross-mapped program out.
02 · Test

Run the testing, end to end

Pick an audit and Naitra executes it. It builds the program from your frameworks, writes the testing for your exact technology, evaluates the evidence with AI, and drafts the findings. Your team reviews and signs.

AUDIT PROGRAMS 43 ready to scope · illustrative
Network Security Audit
25 audit program controls
SCACSIAU
Identity & Access Management
20 audit program controls
ACIAAU
Cloud Security Audit
25 audit program controls
SCACAUCM
Mandated by law
CCPA §7123
88 audit program controls
Cybersecurity audit mandated by the California Consumer Privacy Act for businesses whose processing meets the risk thresholds.
NYDFS 500
83 audit program controls
Cybersecurity program audit required by NY Department of Financial Services

Testing written for your exact technology, design and operating both

Naitra writes the testing approach for both design and operating effectiveness, tuned to the technology under audit. The steps for an AWS review are not the steps for a mainframe, and Naitra knows the difference.

TECHNOLOGY AWS IAM
Test of design
Policy requires recert
Owners assigned
Cadence defined
Test of operating
Recerts performed
Within SLA
Leavers removed

Evidence evaluated by AI, confirmed by your auditor

Naitra reads each piece of evidence, checks it against the control, and reaches a first conclusion. Your auditor reviews and approves before anything becomes a finding.

EVIDENCE 25 records evaluated
AI3 exceptions found
AuditorReviewed and approved
Continuous assuranceLive connector testing, on demand today. Always-on scheduling is on the beta roadmap.
IT audit programs43 programs, ready to scope.
Risk-based auditsBuilt around a single business risk.
Compliance audit programsCCPA and NYDFS, ready to run.
03 · Report

Report it to the board

One click turns the whole picture into a board-ready report: a risk heat map, your coverage for the period, what changed since last time, and a plain-language narrative the audit committee actually understands. No more rebuilding the deck the night before.

  • A risk heat map across your whole universe
  • Coverage, trends, and resource use at a glance
  • A plain-language narrative, no audit jargon
Audit Committee Report
Q2 · assurance across the audit universe · illustrativeBeta roadmap
72%
universe covered
+14%
vs last period
3
high-risk open
In plain terms: coverage rose this quarter. Identity and vendor risk remain the two areas where assurance is aging fastest and are scheduled next.

The engagement report, in your company style

Naitra assembles the engagement into a finished report: findings, ratings, and conclusions, laid out in your format and branding. It looks like your team wrote it.

Internal Audit Report
Access management review
Overall rating Moderate
Formatted in your company style
Portability

An engine, not a rip and replace

Every workpaper Naitra produces stands alone: what was tested, how it was tested, what evidence was examined, and the conclusion drawn. Download the file and load it into TeamMate, AuditBoard, or whatever system of record you run today. Naitra does the audit work. Your GRC stays your GRC.

  • Standalone workpapers, written to the IIA Standards
  • Export the full engagement, findings and evidence trail included
  • No migration project, no consultant army, no lock-in
Workpaper · Access recertification
Prepared · Reviewed · Approved
Exports to
TeamMateAuditBoardSharePointYour GRC
Why the output holds up

AI proposes. Your auditor approves. Always.

Naitra never publishes a conclusion on its own. It does the first pass, a person signs off, and the work is built to the standard a 25-year auditor would defend to a regulator.

Every control traces to a named risk

A control with no stated risk is just box-ticking. Naitra says what goes wrong when the control fails, before it tests a thing.

Design and operating, never collapsed

Design asks if the control would work as written. Operating asks if it ran throughout the period. Naitra keeps them separate, because conflating them is how findings slip through.

Every test names its population and sample

"We looked at some" is not an audit. Every procedure states the universe it drew from, the sample it took, and why.

Every field records who wrote itBeta roadmap

Field-level tagging of human, AI, or hybrid, with the model and reviewer, ships during the beta. AI call attribution, who triggered each call and when, is live today.

Built for procurement

The questions your security team will ask

Serious buyers run serious diligence. Here is how Naitra is built to meet it.

Full AI attribution

AI calls are logged: who triggered each one, when, which model, and the token usage. A complete, auditable record of the AI itself.

Content provenanceBeta roadmap

Every field will carry a human, AI, or hybrid tag with the model, prompt, and reviewer, shipping during the beta. AI call attribution is logged and live today.

Maker-checker review

Workpaper review is separated from authorship and enforced in the workflow, not left to a policy on paper.

Tenant isolation

Your data never crosses into another customer's. Isolation is enforced in code on every query, not left to discipline.

Your compliance postureBeta roadmap

Standard, zero-retention, and HIPAA handling per organization is built into the AI routing layer and ships during the beta.

No AI lock-in

Naitra routes through a vendor-agnostic layer. Adding or switching the underlying AI does not change your audit, your data, or your contract.

Built differently on purpose

What makes Naitra different

The usual experience
Pricing hidden behind a custom quote
Weeks of consultant-led implementation
Audit workflow bolted onto a broad GRC suite
Generic, one-size evidence requests
Naitra
Pricing in the first conversation, not at the end of a sales cycle
A founder-led pilot in days, on a redacted engagement
Built only for internal audit, down to the workpaper
Evidence requests specific to each technology
A standard for auditing AI

Your board is asking you to audit AI too

Your board will soon ask how you audit the AI inside your own business. AUDITABLE is a nine-point standard for exactly that: what an AI system has to prove before anyone signs off on it. We hold Naitra to it, and you can hold any AI you audit to the same bar.

Anchored to a named riskNo control without a stated threat.
Unbroken evidence trailEvery conclusion traces to an artifact.
Decisions recorded as madeReasoning captured, not reconstructed.
Inputs you can reconstructYou can rebuild what the system saw.
Tested against a clear thresholdPass and fail defined up front.
Accountable to a named humanAn owner stands behind every result.
Benchmarked against known answersOutput checked against truth.
Limits enforced, not assumedBoundaries coded, not hoped for.
Examined for design and operationBoth lenses, never collapsed.
Munish Verma, Founder and CEO of Naitra
Munish Verma
Founder & CEO, Naitra
25+ years in Technology & Cybersecurity Risk
Connect on LinkedIn
Built by an auditor, not a committee

I started in audit twenty-five years ago. There was always more to audit than we had hours for.

I loved technology, and I was fascinated by how much a good audit adds across an entire organization. But the highest risks often went unexamined, not for lack of skill, only for lack of hours. I built Naitra so the routine testing runs itself, and auditors can spend their time on the risks no one has gotten to yet.

Across more than two decades, Munish has led IT and cybersecurity audits in regulated industries, from banking and insurance to healthcare and technology, and serves as a vice president of the Milwaukee ISACA chapter. Naitra is where that experience becomes software.

Early adopter program · Beta is live

The beta is live. Be one of the first three teams to run it.

Naitra is in beta, and we treat you accordingly: the methodology and the workpapers are solid, some edges are still being straightened out, and we keep an open list of what we know. You work directly with the founder, run real audits from day one, and shape the product around the way your team works. General availability follows about six months of beta testing. In return, you get in first, at a discount that stays.

  • A discounted early adopter rate, kept for two years. Onboard at a discounted beta rate and keep it for two full years after general availability.
  • Founder-led onboarding. Your first audit run together, on a real engagement, in days not months.
  • Your feedback ships first. The features you need get built ahead of everything else.
3
Early adopter seats
01
02
03

All three open. First conversations starting now.

Pricing

One plan. Everything included. Priced by the seat.

No modules. No AI add-on. No six-figure implementation. Every plan includes all four audit categories, board reporting, and unlimited audits. Billed annually.

Less than the cost of a single outsourced audit, for a year of running every audit yourself.

Nothing is held back for a higher tier.
All four audit categories
Audit universe and continuous risk scoring
AI evidence evaluation, human-approved
Board and committee reporting
Provenance on every fieldBeta roadmap
Single sign-on (SSO/SAML)Beta roadmap
Unlimited audits
5 seats
TBD early adopter rate

For an audit function putting Naitra to work across its plan.

  • Everything, included
  • Up to 10 live connectors
  • Unlimited audits
Best value 10 seats
TBD early adopter rate

For a growing team adding reviewers and collaborators.

  • Everything, included
  • Up to 20 live connectors
10+ seats
Custom

For larger functions with enterprise security and scale needs.

  • Everything, included
  • Zero-retention and HIPAA data postureBeta roadmap
  • SLA, dedicated success, security review
Unlimited audits includedExtra connectors in packs of 5Billed annually
Questions

What audit leaders ask first

It tests. Naitra derives the population, selects the sample, traces the evidence, and reaches a conclusion. The status board is a byproduct of the work, not the product you are paying for.

Yes. Naitra knows the evidence each control needs on each technology, across the systems most teams run, like AWS, Okta, and GitHub, with more connectors shipping through the beta, so the requests are specific to your environment, not generic.

Every record is scoped to your organization in code, AI calls are logged and attributed, and your compliance posture is standard today, with zero-retention and HIPAA handling shipping during the beta. Your data never crosses into another customer's.

That is the design goal. Each workpaper states what was tested, how, on what evidence, and the conclusion drawn, with the evidence and sign-off trail attached. You review and own the result before it goes anywhere.

An annual subscription and a short, founder-led setup. There is no six-figure implementation, no professional services contract, and no consultant army. Most teams run their first audit inside the pilot.

Everywhere it matters. Naitra never publishes a conclusion, changes a rating, or raises a finding on its own. It does the first pass, the population, the sample, the evidence read, and the draft, and a named auditor reviews and approves each one before it counts. Review separated from authorship is built into the workflow, not bolted on.

The audits only people can do. The Standards now expect strategy, advisory, and integrated audits that pair IT and operations auditors on business risk. Those are the engagements every plan defers for lack of capacity. Naitra runs the IT and cybersecurity audits end to end so your auditors can go do them.

In days, not months. Pick an audit program, connect your sources with founder-led setup, and run a first controlled pilot on a redacted or non-production engagement. Early adopters do that first run alongside the founder.

Talk to the founder directly

Email the founder, get a straight answer, and see Naitra run an audit on a live example. Bring your hardest audit.