Senteon and Compliance Scorecard have partnered to integrate their platforms and help MSPs, MSSPs and security teams connect compliance requirements with the technical controls running across endpoint environments. The partnership brings Senteon’s endpoint hardening and configuration-drift data into Compliance Scorecard, where teams can review it alongside assessments, policies, vendor risk and other compliance records.The integration is designed to give organizations a clearer view of whether required endpoint controls are actually in place and staying that way. Senteon continuously checks endpoint configurations against established security baselines and tracks configuration drift, including whether an issue was automatically corrected, manually addressed or still needs attention. That information can then become part of the compliance record managed through Compliance Scorecard.For MSPs, MSSPs and vCISOs, the connection could reduce some of the manual work involved in collecting technical evidence for customers. The companies are positioning the integration around frameworks including CMMC, NIST SP 800-171 and CIS Benchmarks, where providers may need to show that required controls remain implemented over time. Bringing endpoint data into the GRC workflow also gives service providers another way to track remediation and demonstrate ongoing compliance work to customers.The partnership reflects a broader push to make compliance monitoring more continuous and tied to day-to-day security operations. For service providers managing multiple customer environments, connecting policy and assessment data with endpoint configuration information can make it easier to see where controls are holding, where they have drifted and what still needs to be fixed.