Latest
How to announce SOC 2 in progress to customers
Prospects are asking about SOC 2 and you don't have a report yet. Here's what you can say, what you can't, plus email and security-page templates.
· Antoine Bouchardy
Read articleBlog
The latest news from Probo
-
Arthur Mayoux
How to run a user access review across 60+ tools in minutes
Access reviews stall on decisions, not data. How Probo pulls 60+ tools into one campaign, and how the access-review skill applies your rubric and writes the justifications.
-
Arthur Mayoux
Someone left your company. Who still has access?
Off-boarding is where access control quietly fails. Why leftover access matters for SOC 2 and ISO 27001, how to run an access review in Probo, and how to fire one automatically the day someone leaves.
-
Arthur Mayoux
Probo has its Agent Plugins, what is it?
Agent Plugins bundle an MCP server with agent skills. Here's what the standard is, what it leaves out, and how to point your assistant at your Probo data.
-
Arthur Mayoux
What is a trust center?
Every SaaS company is building one. Most publish too much. Here's what belongs on the page, what belongs behind an NDA, and what we call it at Probo.
-
Émile Ré
PostHog feature flags behind a cookie banner
How to evaluate PostHog feature flags only after analytics consent and identify(), and why cookieless_mode: on_reject is the Track 2 default.
-
Émile Ré
How to set up PostHog: GDPR, CCPA, and global privacy laws
Two clean ways to wire PostHog into a website that respects GDPR, CCPA, and the rest of the privacy-law alphabet soup, without losing your analytics.
-
Arthur Mayoux
Is your company concerned by NIS2?
NIS2 came into force in October 2024. Thousands of europeans companies are now under new cybersecurity obligations, and most of them don't know it yet.
-
Arthur Mayoux
What is a risk in compliance?
Risk management is central to ISO 27001, SOC 2, and GDPR. Most teams treat it like a checkbox. Here's what it actually means and how to think about it properly.
-
Arthur Mayoux
Can you put a SOC 2 logo on your website?
Most companies using the AICPA SOC logo never registered for it. Here's what the rules actually say and what changed recently.
