Controls
Accounts are approved, reviewed, and revoked on a defined cadence.
One control, every framework it satisfies
Write controls in the language your business runs on, not a generic checklist. When one control spans different owners or verification methods, split it into subcontrols so each piece is implemented, tested, and verified on its own.
- Split one control into subcontrols by owner, implementation type, or verification method
- Policies stay separate from the controls that put them into practice
Map one control to every framework it satisfies, so adding a standard expands your program instead of restarting it. A single control can answer multiple frameworks together, including any standard you define yourself.
- Add a new standard with no added charge per framework
- Bulk import framework controls, custom controls, or mappings via CSV
Give each control to the person who runs the process, and its status reflects the work rather than the plan. You see what is done and what is still open, per control and per owner.
- Every control carries a written implementation alongside its status
- Owners keep their own controls current, so the compliance lead stops chasing status
Connect the tools
your team already uses

Amazon Web Services
Collect Security Hub findings, AWS Config rules, and cloud account users and groups.

Google Cloud Security Command Center
Collect Security Command Center findings for security posture reporting.










