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.