Evidence Chains,Not Checkboxes
Every CIS control evaluated against real telemetry. Every claim backed by SHA-256 hashed evidence. Compliance that proves itself - to auditors, insurers, and clients.
How Proof-Carrying Compliance Works
From telemetry to tamper-proof evidence in three steps
Connect Your Stack
Self-healing integrations connect to Entra ID, Acronis, GDAP, PSA, and 39 more vendors. Telemetry flows automatically.
Evidence Is Created
Telemetry becomes timestamped observations. Manual inputs become attestations. All evidence is SHA-256 hashed at creation.
Controls Are Evaluated
Evidence maps to CIS safeguards. Control status updates in real-time. Stale evidence triggers drift alerts.
Three Types of Evidence
Every evidence type has integrity guarantees and staleness tracking
Observations
Timestamped facts from telemetry
Attestations
Human declarations with expiration
Artifacts
SHA-256 hashed proof files
CIS Controls v8 Coverage
56 Implementation Group 1 safeguards continuously evaluated
Plus 10 more control families with full IG1 coverage
View Full Control MatrixCompliance That Stays Fresh
Evidence has a shelf life. Backup observations should be recent. Policy attestations expire. We track staleness and alert you before controls drift.
When Evidence Goes Stale
The control status changes from "Met" to "Stale" in your dashboard
You receive a notification via your preferred channel
System attempts to refresh evidence or queues remediation task
Compliance FAQ
Common questions about proof-carrying compliance
Traditional compliance relies on checkboxes and periodic audits. Proof-carrying compliance means every control evaluation is backed by cryptographically-verifiable evidence. When we say a control is "met," there is a SHA-256 hashed evidence chain proving it - not just a checked box.
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