Audit evidence, collected as you go.
Most audit pain comes from reconstructing a year of evidence in three weeks. We map controls onto what you already run and collect the evidence continuously, so an audit becomes a review rather than a scramble.
The work is not the audit. It is the month before it.
Teams rarely fail on controls. They fail on being able to show the controls were working.
Evidence gathered in a panic
Screenshots, exports and spreadsheets assembled under deadline, none of which prove the control was operating the rest of the year.
Controls nobody mapped
The tooling may well satisfy a requirement, but if no one has mapped it to the framework, it counts for nothing at audit.
Access reviews by spreadsheet
Quarterly reviews done by hand are slow, hard to evidence, and out of date the week after they are signed.
Evidence as a by-product, not a project.
Four steps that move the work off the deadline and into the run.
Map controls to the framework
We map what you already run against the frameworks you are working toward, whether that is SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA or PCI-DSS, and show you where the real gaps are.
Instrument the evidence
Logging, monitoring and identity systems are configured to produce audit-ready evidence as a by-product of running normally.
Automate access reviews
Entitlement data is pulled from the source systems, so a review becomes a few clicks with a defensible trail behind it.
Stand beside you at audit
We help answer the auditor's questions and close the findings, rather than handing you a report and stepping back.