You've passed your first audit and now the asks are multiplying — more frameworks, more vendors, more access reviews. Keep it manageable on one evidence graph instead of bolting on point tools.
SOC 2 was just the start. Now ISO 27001, HIPAA, or GDPR are on the roadmap, and managing them separately means doing the same control three times.
Every new tool is a new third party. Spreadsheets of vendor reviews fall out of date the moment you save them.
With more people and more systems, periodic access reviews go from a quick check to a recurring, evidence-heavy chore.
As deals get bigger, security reviews get longer and more frequent — and they all want slightly different answers.
Controls now live with different owners. Without clear assignment and status, things quietly slip.
Passing once isn't the problem anymore — proving you're continuously in control across everything is.
Consolidate the sprawl onto one system before it owns your week.
Cross-mapping reuses your existing controls and evidence, so each new framework surfaces only the genuinely new requirements.
Track third parties, send and store assessments, and keep a living view of vendor risk instead of stale spreadsheets.
Schedule access reviews, route them to the right owners, and capture sign-off as evidence automatically.
Every control has an owner and a clear state, so nothing depends on one person remembering it.
A growing answer library and your live evidence turn each questionnaire into edits, not a from-scratch effort.
Drift across frameworks, vendors, and access is flagged as it happens — so readiness is the default state.
Run several frameworks at once with shared controls and cross-mapping.
Centralize vendor assessments and keep a current view of third-party risk.
Automate periodic reviews with owner routing and captured sign-off.
Reusable answer library backed by live evidence for faster reviews.
Clear control ownership and status across teams and tools.
Roll-up reporting across frameworks for leadership and auditors.
One evidence graph, reused across frameworks — so the work you do now keeps paying off as you grow.
Much easier than the first one. Cross-mapping reuses overlapping controls and evidence, so you focus on the requirements that are genuinely new to ISO 27001.
Yes. You can track vendors, run and store assessments, and maintain a living view of third-party risk inside the platform.
As you add people and systems, manual reviews become error-prone and time-consuming. Scheduling them with owner routing and captured sign-off keeps them reliable and audit-ready.
That's the core design. One evidence graph underpins every framework, so you manage a single program rather than parallel ones.
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