Manage your compliance posture
Run your frameworks as initiatives, build the baseline by assessing controls and providing evidence, automate it with integrations and monitors so posture stays live, close gaps, and manage it alongside risk and data security posture on Home.
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Establish, measure, and continuously improve your compliance posture.
Step-by-step
- 1 Run your frameworks as compliance initiatives so every requirement is tracked continuously, and use control mapping to assess shared controls once across frameworks.
- 2 Build the baseline: assess the controls and provide evidence against each one.
- 3 Automate it so posture stays live rather than a point-in-time snapshot: connect your tools under 'Account' then 'Integrations' so their security and compliance checks run as automated control assessments and supporting evidence and snapshots are collected automatically, cutting manual collection.
- 4 Set a control review cadence and run monitors so control status and evidence refresh between assessments instead of going stale.
- 5 Read the posture score on the initiative dashboard, on 'Home' as the 'Compliance Posture Score', and in 'Report' then 'Trust Intelligence' under 'Overall Compliance'; open the 'Trend' sub-tab for 'Compliance Posture', 'Compliance Maturity Level', and 'Compliance Control Effectiveness' over time.
- 6 Close gaps with remediation or governed exceptions to raise the posture.
- 7 Manage it as part of overall posture: on 'Home', read Compliance, Risk, and Data Security posture together, and strengthen the data layer in 'Posture Management' then 'Data Security' (DSPM) so it is not a blind spot.
- 8 Watch the posture score, trend, and maturity improve over successive reviews.
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