Cyberday — SOC 2 compliance platform review

Verified by SOC 2 Vendors editorial team · Last verified 2026-04-15

Cyber compliance without the complexities

Cyberday automates SOC 2 and other compliance frameworks by mapping requirements into actionable tasks and step-by-step plans. It simplifies multi-framework management, turning complex regulations into manageable workflows integrated with tools like MS Teams and Slack. The platform supports ongoing monitoring, audits, and employee security awareness.

Framework coverage: SOC 2 type 1, SOC 2 type 2, iso 27001, gdpr.

Integrations: microsoft-teams, slack, sharepoint.

Pros

• Simplifies compliance with clear task structure and audit support
• Intuitive interface and easy delegation
• Breaks down complex requirements into manageable actions
• Integrates well with Microsoft tools for time-saving

Cons

• Steep learning curve for some users
• Partner management and tracking limitations
• Duplicate data entry across tasks
• Limited API and import/export for mass updates

Who it's for

• European SMBs running NIS2, ISO 27001, and SOC 2 from a Microsoft 365 stack
• Small teams that want per-employee pricing tied to headcount

Who it's not for

• Large US enterprises with complex, non-Microsoft environments
• Buyers who require a US-based support footprint

Frequently asked questions

What compliance frameworks does Cyberday support?

Cyberday supports SOC 2 (Type 1 and Type 2), ISO 27001, ISO 27017, ISO 27701, and GDPR, with full framework library access included on all paid plans. Framework extensions allow customers to layer additional standards (e.g., ISO 27017 on top of ISO 27001) without additional cost.

How much does Cyberday cost?

Cyberday's pricing is based on employee headcount rather than per-user or per-framework billing. Plans start with a 14-day free trial for all employee tiers under 10,000; annual billing saves 17% versus monthly. Specific per-tier prices are not shown on the public pricing page — a quote or trial signup is required.

Who is Cyberday best suited for?

Cyberday is positioned for startups, SMBs, and mid-market companies, particularly teams that use Microsoft Teams or Slack and want compliance tasks embedded in their existing workflows. Its per-employee pricing model (rather than per-framework or per-user) makes it predictable for growing organizations.

How long does it take to get SOC 2 ready with Cyberday?

Cyberday does not publish a specific time-to-audit figure on its website. Its step-by-step plan generation and automated questionnaires are designed to accelerate readiness, but for a typical company pursuing SOC 2, the readiness phase takes 4–8 weeks of active work followed by the required observation period for Type 2. This is a general estimate.

Does Cyberday have an auditor marketplace or partner network?

Cyberday does not operate an auditor marketplace. The platform supports auditor access through external user invites and report sharing within the ISMS, allowing customers to grant auditors direct platform access. Named audit firm partners from the vendor record include Prescient Assurance, Johanson Group LLP, and Insight Assurance.

What are the most common Cyberday alternatives?

The most frequently compared alternatives to Cyberday are Vanta, Drata, and Secureframe. Cyberday's Microsoft Teams/Slack-native workflow and employee-count pricing model are distinguishing features versus these alternatives.