Scope
Answer a guided brief about your environment, obligations, and timing. Regulera turns it into a structured request that every provider answers the same way.
Opening 2026 · Independent
An independent marketplace to find appropriately qualified cybersecurity, information-security and compliance assessment providers — and compare them like for like.
Regulera performs no assessments. We hold no stake in which provider you choose, and no placement on this platform can be bought.
The problem
You are accountable for the outcome, and you are choosing a vendor almost blind. Qualifications can be service-specific, scope may differ between proposals, and pricing is hard to compare without a common brief.
How it works
The point of the structure is comparability. If every provider answers the same question in the same format, you can judge the answers.
Answer a guided brief about your environment, obligations, and timing. Regulera turns it into a structured request that every provider answers the same way.
Your request reaches providers accredited for that framework - and only those. Credentials are checked with the issuing body, not accepted from a website.
Proposals arrive in a fixed format. Scope, timeline, named team, and price sit side by side, so a real comparison is possible for the first time.
Appoint a provider and track the engagement through to report or certificate, with an auditable record of how you chose.
Neutrality
A marketplace is only worth using if it isn't quietly working for one side. These are public commitments that must be reflected in our operating processes and provider agreements.
Regulera performs no assessments.We are not an auditor, a QSA, or a testing firm, and we will not become one.
No placement can be purchased.No sponsored listings, no paid ranking, no pay-to-appear. Not now, not later.
Vetting criteria are published in full.Qualification criteria depend on the service, scope, current credential status and relevant personnel.
Our commercial model is disclosed to both sides.Buyers and providers see the same explanation of how Regulera is paid.
Conflicts are declared where they arise.Any relationship that could influence a match is stated on the profile itself.
The registry
We are building service-specific coverage. Availability and current provider eligibility are confirmed for each request; a listed framework is not a guarantee of an available match.
PCI DSS QSA/ASV status, ISO certification-body accreditation, SOC 2 examination eligibility and penetration-testing capability are distinct requirements. We assess suitability against the specific scope; verification does not guarantee outcomes or regulatory acceptance.
Join
We are reviewing qualified providers and buyer requirements in parallel. Tell us what you need, or apply to join the network.
Share your requirement and we'll review whether suitably qualified provider coverage is available. A submission does not guarantee a match.
Founding providers are verified first and shape how proposals are structured. Listing is free through launch.
Questions
We take a fee, and we publish exactly what it is and who pays it - that's commitment four. The distinction that matters isn't whether money changes hands, it's whether money can change where you appear. It can't. No provider can pay to rank higher, appear more often, or be matched to a request they aren't accredited for.
Because you can read it. The vetting criteria are published in full, so you can judge the standard rather than trust a badge. Accreditations are confirmed with the issuing body - the PCI SSC, the certification body, the relevant regulator - not accepted from the provider's own website.
Then keep them. Most organisations come to Regulera for the framework they don't already have covered, for a second opinion on a scope that looks wrong, or when a renewal is the moment to benchmark what they've been paying.
There's very little to game. Ranking isn't for sale, matching is driven by accreditation and scope rather than engagement metrics, and credentials are verified externally. Where we get it wrong, the fix is published as a change to the criteria, not handled quietly.
No, and we'd rather say so plainly. Regulera doesn't rank providers by how easily they pass clients, and we're not the right platform for audit-shopping. The market we're building only works if a listing here means something to the people reading your report.