Redoubt Forge vs LogicGate.

Redoubt Forge and LogicGate Risk Cloud both reduce the manual burden of governance, risk, and compliance. LogicGate provides a no-code platform where organizations build custom GRC applications from configurable components, powered by a graph database for relationship mapping. Redoubt Forge covers the full compliance lifecycle: build by scanning and identifying gaps, deploy hardened infrastructure, monitor security posture through continuous detection, and prove compliance with assessor-ready packages generated from running systems.

What LogicGate Does Well

LogicGate Risk Cloud is a no-code GRC platform with 40+ purpose-built applications covering enterprise risk management, third-party risk, compliance, and IT governance. Its graph database architecture maps relationships across risk domains, connecting controls, risks, vendors, and assets in ways that flat-table platforms cannot. LogicGate was named a Forrester Leader in Third-Party Risk Management in Q1 2026 and has maintained G2 Leader status for 27 consecutive quarters with a 4.6/5 rating across 180+ reviews.

LogicGate supports 30+ frameworks including NIST 800-53, SOC 2, ISO 27001, CMMC, FedRAMP, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, FFIEC CAT, and NIST 800-171. The "Spark AI" feature, launched in January 2026, provides automated evidence testing and reporting insights. Cross-framework control mapping lets organizations test once and satisfy multiple framework requirements. With $156M in funding and four consecutive years on the Deloitte Fast 500, LogicGate serves large enterprises in financial services, insurance, and healthcare with complex risk management needs.

What Redoubt Forge Does

Redoubt Forge is a secure operations platform that spans four phases most compliance tools treat separately or ignore entirely.

Vanguard runs 14 native scanner types: SAST across multiple languages, DAST, SCA, secret scanning, container image scanning, STIG validation against 20+ technical benchmarks, CIS Benchmark scanning for OS, cloud, container, database, and web server targets, fuzzing, and API security. Scanning identifies gaps before you deploy anything.

Armory provides hardened Terraform modules pre-configured for specific framework controls. Garrison tracks your connected estate as infrastructure is provisioned. Deploy packs, capability packs, and IaC modules let you provision infrastructure that meets controls from the start.

Sentinel monitors infrastructure through event-driven detection. When a security group changes, an IAM policy updates, or a new resource deploys, Sentinel detects the change, re-evaluates posture against all mapped frameworks, and flags findings in Citadel. Evidence is generated from running systems on every change.

Rampart maps security posture to any framework and generates C3PAO-ready and 3PAO-ready assessment packages. Artificer produces OSCAL-formatted authorization packages for FedRAMP 20x: SSP, SAR, SAP, and POA&M documents with immutable evidence chains linking every control to the infrastructure state that satisfies it.

Where Both Platforms Overlap

Both platforms support NIST 800-53, SOC 2, ISO 27001, CMMC, FedRAMP, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and NIST 800-171. Both map controls across multiple frameworks to reduce duplicate work. Both provide dashboards for tracking compliance status and risk posture. Both serve organizations that need to manage multiple framework requirements simultaneously. The overlap in framework coverage and compliance program management is real.

How Redoubt Forge Goes Further

LogicGate assembles GRC workflows from no-code building blocks. Organizations configure applications, define fields, build automations, and connect data across risk domains. The platform is a canvas. Redoubt Forge forges compliance from security posture. Controls are validated by scanning. Infrastructure is hardened by IaC. Posture is monitored by events. Proof is generated from running systems. Compliance is not assembled; it is forged.

LogicGate manages compliance programs through workflow applications. Teams create assessments, track controls, and collect evidence within the platform. Redoubt Forge generates compliance from security posture. Vanguard scans your infrastructure and code. Armory deploys hardened modules. Sentinel monitors continuously. Rampart maps posture to frameworks. The compliance program is a consequence of security operations, not a parallel workflow.

LogicGate has no native scanning capabilities. It integrates with approximately 40 third-party tools including Qualys and Aqua for vulnerability data ingestion. Redoubt Forge runs 14 scanner types natively through Vanguard: SAST across multiple languages, DAST, SCA, secret scanning, container image scanning, STIG validation against 20+ DISA technical benchmarks, CIS Benchmark scanning for OS, cloud, container, database, and web server targets, fuzzing, and API security. Gap identification is built in, not integrated.

LogicGate does not provision infrastructure. Redoubt Forge's Armory provides hardened Terraform modules pre-configured for specific framework controls. Garrison tracks your connected estate as resources are provisioned. Deploy packs and IaC modules support AWS GovCloud and air-gapped environments. You do not just discover gaps; you close them with infrastructure that meets controls from the start.

LogicGate is a SaaS platform without FedRAMP authorization or GovCloud deployment options. Redoubt Forge deploys in AWS GovCloud with full platform capability and supports air-gapped environments for disconnected operations. For organizations with strict data residency or sovereignty requirements, the deployment model matters.

Both platforms support multiple frameworks. Redoubt Forge goes deeper: CMMC Level 1 through Level 3, FedRAMP at Low, Moderate, High, and LI-SaaS baselines. Redoubt Forge also covers frameworks and overlays LogicGate does not: CNSSI 1253 for national security systems, DoD Impact Levels IL2 through IL6, ITAR and DFARS for export-controlled programs, StateRAMP, and RMF/FISMA. The overlay system lets organizations compose requirements: apply a DISA STIG overlay on top of NIST 800-53, layer a DoD Impact Level, add sector-specific controls. LogicGate supports frameworks as discrete applications without composition.

Redoubt Forge publishes all pricing: five tiers from $49/mo (Developer) to $2,499/mo (Enterprise), with all features, add-on costs, and seat prices listed. LogicGate does not publish pricing; sales engagement is required. Third-party data indicates a median annual contract of approximately $52,000, with a range of $14,000 to $130,000 per year depending on scope and modules.

When to Choose LogicGate

If you need a no-code GRC platform for building custom risk management applications. If third-party risk management is a primary concern. If you need enterprise risk quantification with graph database architecture for complex relationship mapping. If you need to build custom GRC workflows for unique organizational processes that do not fit pre-built templates. LogicGate excels at flexible, application-based GRC for large enterprises in financial services, insurance, and healthcare with complex, multi-domain risk management needs.

When to Choose Redoubt Forge

If you need compliance from security posture, not GRC applications. If you need native scanning that validates DISA STIGs and CIS Benchmarks against your actual infrastructure. If you need to build compliant infrastructure through hardened Terraform modules, not just report on what exists. If you need event-driven continuous monitoring that eliminates evidence decay. If you need overlay composition and OSCAL output. If you need GovCloud or air-gapped deployment. If you value transparent, published pricing starting at $49/mo versus a median of approximately $52,000 per year.

How does LogicGate's no-code platform compare to Redoubt Forge's approach?

LogicGate provides a no-code engine for building custom GRC applications from configurable components. Organizations design workflows, define data fields, and create automations tailored to their processes. Redoubt Forge delivers pre-built compliance from security posture. Rather than building GRC applications, Redoubt Forge scans infrastructure with Vanguard, hardens it through Armory IaC modules, monitors with Sentinel, and generates compliance proof through Rampart. Different philosophies: assembled applications versus forged posture.

Does LogicGate include vulnerability scanning?

No. LogicGate integrates with approximately 40 third-party tools including Qualys and Aqua for vulnerability data ingestion. It does not run scans natively. Redoubt Forge includes 14 native scanner types through Vanguard: SAST, DAST, SCA, secret scanning, container image scanning, STIG validation against 20+ DISA benchmarks, CIS Benchmark scanning, fuzzing, and API security.

Is LogicGate FedRAMP authorized?

No. LogicGate is a SaaS platform without FedRAMP authorization or GovCloud deployment options. Redoubt Forge deploys in AWS GovCloud with full platform capability and supports air-gapped environments for disconnected operations. Redoubt Forge also produces OSCAL-formatted authorization packages for FedRAMP 20x through Artificer.

How does LogicGate pricing compare to Redoubt Forge?

LogicGate does not publish pricing; sales engagement is required. Third-party data indicates a median annual contract of approximately $52,000, with a range of $14,000 to $130,000 per year depending on scope and modules. Redoubt Forge publishes all pricing: five tiers from $49/mo (Developer) to $2,499/mo (Enterprise), with all features, add-on costs, and seat prices listed.

Which platform is better for organizations needing both risk management and security compliance?

LogicGate excels at enterprise risk management with custom workflows, third-party risk programs, and graph database architecture for complex relationship mapping across risk domains. Redoubt Forge excels at security compliance with native scanning, IaC modules through Armory, event-driven posture monitoring through Sentinel, and assessor-ready proof generation. If risk management workflows are the primary need, LogicGate. If security compliance with native technical capabilities is the primary need, Redoubt Forge.