When the spreadsheet stops scaling.
A few hundred staff, several frameworks, an insurer, maybe a regulator - and a security function that's smaller than the job. Assura gives the programme structure: owned controls, recorded access reviews, one evidence pool serving every framework, and a digest that keeps leadership honest.
A short call about your organisation, then a full demo if it fits - no obligation.
What structure looks like here.
Big enough that "someone handles it" stopped working; not big enough for a GRC department. These carry the load.
Every control gets an owner, an applicability decision and a live status - so "who owns access control?" has an answer, not a shrug.
ISO 27001 for customers, NIS2 arriving, SOC 2 for the US deal - cross-framework mapping means each one starts partly done.
AssessmentsThe recurring control everyone fails: run quarterly reviews with recorded outcomes, so the evidence exists before anyone asks.
Roster synced from HR, leavers offboarded, policies acknowledged through tracked links - joiner-mover-leaver, documented.
The Boardroom view and a weekly digest give your exec the posture, the exposure and the asks - without you building decks.
Risk & ExposureEighteen read-only connectors watch identity, endpoints, cloud and code daily - drift alerts before the auditor finds it.
IntegrationsOwnership makes it real.
A programme run from a spreadsheet has one owner: the spreadsheet's. Assura assigns every control a named owner with a status they're accountable for - and where a control can be observed from your stack, a live check watches it so the status is fact, not memory.
- Named owner, applicability and status on all controls
- Live checks keep observable controls honest automatically
- Tasks land with the owner, not in a shared inbox
Several frameworks, one programme.
Mid-market is where framework demands stack up: the certification you hold, the regulation arriving, the standard a big customer insists on. Assura runs them from one evidence pool with cross-framework mapping, so the marginal cost of the next framework keeps falling.
- Finish one framework and see readiness for every other
- Evidence uploaded once serves everything it maps to
- Consistency alerts when two frameworks would disagree
Asked and answered.
We hold ISO 27001 but customers now want SOC 2 too. Where do we start?
Import or assess your ISO position and Assura shows your SOC 2 readiness immediately - mapped controls pre-fill with your existing answers and evidence, so you start from the overlap, not from zero.
Who in our team actually uses it?
The security lead runs it; control owners get their controls and tasks; leadership gets the Boardroom view and digest as viewers. Roles keep everyone in their lane, and nobody needs to be a GRC specialist.
What does it cost?
Pricing is scoped to your organisation and connector needs - book a demo and we'll put a number together. One platform fee; frameworks are never sold separately.