Ghostable + Vanta

Security compliance breaks down when evidence lives in one place and reality lives somewhere else.

For teams pursuing SOC 2, access controls are one of the most scrutinized areas—and also one of the hardest to keep accurate over time. Tools drift. Permissions change. People join, leave, and switch roles faster than audits can keep up.

That gap is exactly what we set out to close with Ghostable’s new Vanta integration.

What the Integration Does Today

Ghostable now syncs user access data directly into Vanta.

That’s it—and that’s intentional.

Right now, the integration focuses on one critical piece of SOC 2: access controls. Vanta can see who exists in Ghostable, allowing auditors and security teams to verify that access is properly reviewed, documented, and governed.

• No secrets are shared.
• No configuration values are exposed.
• No zero-knowledge guarantees are weakened.

This integration is about evidence, not data access.

Why This Matters for SOC 2

SOC 2 isn’t just about having controls—it’s about proving they’re enforced and reviewed.

When Ghostable exists outside your compliance tooling, you end up explaining it manually:

• Who has access?
• Why do they have it?
• How often is it reviewed?
• What happens when someone leaves?

By syncing users into Vanta, Ghostable becomes visible inside your compliance workflow. Access reviews become simpler. Evidence collection becomes automatic. Audits become less about explaining architecture and more about confirming intent.

It turns Ghostable from “that other system” into a first-class part of your security posture.

Zero-Knowledge Still Means Zero-Knowledge

It’s worth being explicit about what this integration does not do.

Ghostable does not send secrets, environment variables, or encrypted payloads to Vanta. Vanta never sees configuration data, values, or decrypted content—because Ghostable never has access to that data in the first place.

The integration is limited to identity and access metadata, which is exactly what SOC 2 requires and nothing more.

This keeps the security boundary clean:

• Ghostable remains zero-knowledge
• Vanta gets the evidence it needs
• Customers don’t have to choose between compliance and security principles

Built for How Dev Teams Actually Work

Modern development teams don’t want compliance bolted on after the fact. They want tools that fit naturally into their workflow.

Ghostable already governs who can access which environments, projects, and teams. Vanta already tracks whether those controls are reviewed and enforced.

Connecting the two removes friction instead of adding process.

If you want to explore more ways Ghostable plugs into your stack, check out our integrations page to see the lineup of supported tools and workflows.

What’s Next

This is the first step, not the final one.

We started with user syncing because access control validation is foundational to SOC 2. From here, we’re exploring additional ways to surface meaningful, audit-ready signals—without ever compromising the zero-knowledge model Ghostable is built on.

As always, we’ll move carefully, deliberately, and with security as the constraint—not an afterthought.

If you’re using Ghostable and Vanta together, this integration should make your next access review quieter, faster, and far less painful. And that’s exactly the point.