Policy and control mapping, continuous evidence collection and posture reporting across PCI DSS, ISO 27001:2022, NIST CSF and ASD Essential Eight.
Evidence is collected continuously from operational data, so an audit response is generated on demand rather than assembled once a year.
PCI DSS, ISO 27001:2022, NIST CSF and ASD Essential Eight arrive with controls mapped and evidence requirements defined, ready to apply.
Evidence streams from the same operational data the security operations centre uses — logs, configurations and alerts — attached automatically to control identifiers.
Coverage, gaps and drift are reported per framework on a single board-level page, with one pivot into the underlying evidence.
A single control evidences against multiple frameworks, so the same evidence is collected once rather than repeated per regime. Custom frameworks are supported.
Frameworks to controls to evidence requirements
Evidence streams from existing telemetry
Drift flagged, gaps tracked, owners notified
Board pack, auditor pack, regulator response
A control is mapped once and attested continuously, then exported to whichever framework the auditor requires, removing duplicated evidence work.
Evidence is tied to its source system rather than captured manually, and drift is visible on the day it occurs rather than at quarterly review.
Posture reported as a measurable figure against the framework the regulator applies, sourced from the same data the analysts work from.
Governance draws evidence from the logs, detections and vulnerability state the rest of the platform already produces, rather than requiring a separate collection exercise.
Retention windows map automatically to PCI, ISO 27001 and NIST evidence requirements.
Detected threats become control evidence, and security operations activity becomes the audit narrative.
Vulnerability posture maps directly to PCI, ISO 27001 and Essential Eight controls.
AI governance operates as a first-class framework, with model inventory and AI evidence collected continuously.
