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Evidence, not a conformance claim.

Findings mapped to control families, ranked by depth and breadth, exportable as an evidence pack.

An auditor doesn't accept a checkmark. They ask what you measured, where, and what it found. The compliance surface turns every agent finding into framework-mapped evidence — so you can show your controls instead of asserting them.

The pain

You can't prove your agent controls to an auditor.

The compliance officer owns the answer when a regulator asks how autonomous agents are governed. Today that answer rests on a spreadsheet of checkmarks that no auditor will accept at face value.

A checkmark is not evidence

A green box in a GRC tool says someone believes a control exists. It doesn't say what was measured, on which agents, or what the measurement found. An auditor asks for the measurement.

You can't tell coverage from a blind spot

A framework with zero findings looks identical to a framework you never measured. One is conformance; the other is a gap you'd be signing your name under.

Findings aren't tied to controls

Security raises findings. Compliance owns frameworks. Without a mapping between them, every audit becomes a manual reconciliation done under deadline.

How the compliance surface resolves it

Every finding becomes mapped, weighted, and exportable evidence.

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Auto-map to control families

Each finding is tagged to OWASP LLM Top 10, MITRE ATLAS, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, and the EU AI Act — so a finding becomes an entry against a named control, not a loose alert.

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Weight by depth and breadth

For each framework, see findings (depth) against agents measured (breadth). A framework's standing reflects both how much you looked and how much you found.

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Flag evidence gaps

A framework measured only on shadow agents is marked as a blind spot, not a pass. Zero findings on an unmeasured fleet is false confidence — and it's labeled as such.

Exportable evidence pack

Findings, their control mappings, and the agents they apply to assemble into a document you'd hand a regulator. You walk into the audit with the artifact, not a promise to produce one.

Honest about what wasn't measured

Where the fleet wasn't instrumented, the pack says so. An auditor trusts evidence that admits its own boundaries far more than a wall of green.

The story in numbers

Live findings, already mapped to control families.

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high-severity findings, each mapped to a control
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control families: OWASP, ATLAS, NIST, ISO 42001, EU AI Act
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exportable evidence pack

Walk into the audit with evidence.

See your findings mapped to control families, with blind spots named, exportable in one pack.