Pick a framework. See what continuous looks like.

SOC 2 evidence dashboard

Evidence is pulled from connected sources on a daily cadence (Sentinel tier) up to continuous (Sovereign tier). Drift is flagged automatically. Real-time triggers fire on high-severity events (e.g., MFA disabled on a privileged account, root account login outside business hours).

Control coverage matrix

Coverage = (controls with fresh evidence in the current window) ÷ (controls in scope). Evidence source lists the connectors the agents pulled from. "Open gaps" is the count of controls flagged warn / err in the family.

POA&M tracker

POA&M rows are auto-generated from control failures across every connected source. Owners and due dates are set by your team. The platform never re-assigns work without an executive approving it. Due dates default to the framework-specific remediation SLA (HIPAA 30 days, PCI high-sev 30 days, others 90 days unless overridden).

Cross-framework control mapping

The platform stores controls in a single normalized catalog. When you carry SOC 2 and ISO 27001 (or any other pair), the agents collect evidence once and map it across both. The panel below shows the same source control mapped onto five neighbor frameworks — the kind of cross-walk that turns multi-framework programs from 6x cost into 1.4x cost.

Mappings are curated by the Aegis AI control-engineering team and reviewed quarterly. Audit firms have requested and received the underlying mapping table for their own working papers.

Board / audit-committee narrative preview

Cadence varies by tier — Guardian quarterly, Vanguard quarterly + on-demand, Fortress monthly, Sovereign ad-hoc. The draft above renders from the current dashboard state; your executive edits the language and approves before it goes to the committee. Nothing leaves the platform without a signed human approval.