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Reduce audit findings and streamline compliance by continuously discovering and centralizing real-time data at your fingertips. Map risks directly to compliance standards like NIST and ISO to determine the optimal actions to remove the threat.

Problem

Governance policies aren’t addressing every single identity and access reviews are being performed against outdated information.

Risk

When compliance standards are only measured against point in time data, ungoverned accounts can be excluded from any governance and compliance processes.

Solution

Utilize a continuous discovery process to capture new accounts and access permissions updates as they occur, even if an account is not managed by your governance workflows.

Challenges Meeting and Maintaining Compliance

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Maintaining compliance with cybersecurity standards like NIST, ISO, and CIS is a challenge that far exceeds simple checkbox exercises. Cybersecurity compliance demands continuous, meticulous alignment across an organization’s entire technological ecosystems, where organizations must simultaneously navigate intricate regulatory requirements, manage complex technical infrastructures, and adapt to emerging threat landscapes. This perpetual challenge requires security teams to implement comprehensive control frameworks that not only meet stringent technical specifications but also demonstrate consistent, documented adherence through robust evidence collection, periodic assessments, and adaptive risk management strategies that can withstand increasingly sophisticated auditing processes. Organizations that successfully maintain compliance standards must overcome these challenges:

  • Regulatory Complexity: Cybersecurity standards continuously evolve, with overlapping and sometimes contradictory requirements across international, industry-specific, and regional regulatory frameworks, creating significant interpretation and implementation challenges.
  • Technical Diversity: Constantly changing technological environments, including multi-cloud architectures, hybrid infrastructures, and complex interconnected systems, make uniform standard implementation exponentially more difficult and resource-intensive.
  • Evidence Documentation: Compliance requires continuous documentation of security controls, configurations, and risk mitigations, demanding maintenance of sophisticated tracking and reporting.
  • Resource Constraints: Effective compliance management requires specialized expertise, advanced tooling, and significant ongoing investment, often exceeding the capabilities of mid-sized organizations with limited cybersecurity budgets.
  • Continuous Adaptation: Cybersecurity standards demand persistent monitoring, periodic reassessment, and rapid response to emerging threats, requiring security teams to maintain agility and technical sophistication.

Demonstrate compliance with CyberRisk Institute (CRI), NIST CSF, CIS, CMMC, SOX, and ISO 27001. Automatically map security issues and best practice violations to the top standards and frameworks.

Bring legacy and custom applications, like mission critical mainframes and IoT/OT devices, to the same compliance standards as other modern applications by monitoring and managing any credential type without requiring custom code.

Guarantee complete identity lifecycle governance by automatically correlating multiple machine accounts back to a single human identity. Verify and trust existing policies are functioning as intended across all applications and systems.

Control non-human accounts