Maranda Harris

I’m the founder of CompliLedger, a compliance automation platform focused on privacy-preserving controls, cryptographic attestations, and blockchain-native auditability. My background is in cybersecurity leadership, compliance engineering, and large-scale regulatory assessments across federal, financial, and enterprise environments, where I’ve spent years dealing with the friction between real security and checkbox compliance.

I’m building CompZ because I’ve seen firsthand how compliance systems still rely on PDFs, spreadsheets, and trust-based assertions — processes that are easy to backdate, hard to verify, and impossible to audit cryptographically. My goal is to change that by turning compliance into something verifiable by math, not opinion. CompZ is my way of combining privacy technology, lightweight cryptography, and blockchain infrastructure to create audit evidence that can be trusted without exposing sensitive data.

I care deeply about open-source infrastructure, composable security, and proving that privacy and regulation do not have to be in conflict. This project sits at the intersection of privacy engineering, applied cryptography, and real-world compliance workflows, and reflects my broader mission: making trust verifiable, not assumed.