Who this is for
Built for firms whose recurring client deliverable is a compliance opinion, readiness report, or ongoing advisory service, not a security scan on its own. Two archetypes fit today:
Attestation & audit firms
Compliance readiness assessments, control audits, and DPDP audits. You issue the opinion; Juro's artefact format is the evidence trail underneath it.
DPO & privacy advisory boutiques
Fractional-DPO, DPDP readiness, privacy program advisory. You advise; Juro tools the advice and backs it with an artefact designed to be re-verifiable.
Best fit for boutique-to-midsize practices (roughly 5–200 people) serving Indian SaaS, fintech, or healthtech companies with DPDP, GDPR, or DORA exposure.
What does a signed DPDP evidence layer add to your engagement?
- Deterministic ruleset, versioned. Every scan runs against a versioned ruleset, and the ruleset itself hashes deterministically, so a given rule version is always identifiable. Juro's artefact format is designed around a detached cryptographic signature over the finding set, tied to the target and the ruleset version.
- Independently re-verifiable. The artefact format is designed so an auditor, regulator, or counterparty can check a finding without taking your word, or Juro's, for it. That is the intent behind turning a report into evidence a client's board or an external reviewer can rely on.
- Cites the regulatory source. Each finding references the specific DPDP section, GDPR article, or DORA clause that fired, so your write-up can point to the same source your client's legal team would check.
- Non-custodial by design. Deep scans run inside the client's own cloud account under a read-only role. No infrastructure data leaves the client's perimeter, a detail that matters when you are the one vouching for the engagement.
Juro does not certify compliance and does not tell your client whether they "pass." It produces findings: what was detected against a rule, at a point in time. The opinion, the readiness call, and the client relationship stay yours. That division of labour is the point.
Frequently asked questions
Is Juro a compliance certification I can issue to clients?
No. Juro's cloud-posture scans against DPDP, GDPR, and DORA rules are built around a signed, deterministic evidence format designed to be independently re-verifiable. A public-surface scan is also available as an unsigned starting point. Juro does not certify compliance or issue an opinion. Your firm reviews the findings and issues the attestation, audit opinion, or advisory recommendation. Juro supplies the evidence underneath it.
Is this the same page as the self-serve scanner at jurocompliant.com?
No. The self-serve surface scanner is for a company checking its own domain, and its findings are unsigned. This page is for advisory, attestation, and DPO firms who want to use Juro's cloud-posture scanning and its signed-artefact evidence format inside their own client engagements, a different use case with a different setup.
Is Juro (jurocompliant.com) the same company as juro.com?
No. JeCertis (trading as Juro at jurocompliant.com) builds compliance scanning software. juro.com is a separate, unrelated company that makes contract lifecycle management software.
What happens after I submit an inquiry?
Someone from Juro replies by email to discuss your practice, how you'd use the evidence in client engagements, and next steps. Nothing about pricing, exclusivity, or engagement structure is decided on this page. Those are worked out directly with your firm.
Tell us about your practice
Leave your details and a short note on your practice. We reply by email to talk through fit, how the evidence would sit inside your engagements, and next steps. No commitment on this page.