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Do the control once, and let it answer every framework that asks

An engagement that builds a unified control library for your organization and maps it across the frameworks you are held to, so a single piece of evidence satisfies each of them rather than being reproduced per audit.

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Framework-by-framework programs duplicate everything

Run SOC 2, then ISO 27001, then an AI framework as separate projects and you build three control sets, three evidence collections and three sets of owners for what is substantially the same underlying practice.

  1. The overlap is large and unexploitedAccess control, change management and vendor management recur in nearly every framework with different wording.
  2. Divergence creates contradictionSeparately maintained control descriptions eventually say different things about the same practice, which auditors notice.
  3. Adding a framework should be incrementalWith a mapped library, a new obligation is a delta; without one, it is another program.

How the engagement runs

1

Consolidate

Reduce existing control sets to one library expressed in terms of what your organization actually does.

2

Map

Crosswalk each control to the requirements it satisfies across your frameworks, recording the rationale.

3

Find the gaps

Requirements no existing control covers, which is usually where the real work is.

4

Wire to evidence

Attach each control to its evidence source so the mapping produces artifacts, not just a matrix.

What you hold at the end

  • A unified control library owned by your organization, not by a tool
  • A crosswalk to each framework in scope, with rationale per mapping
  • A gap list of requirements no current control satisfies
  • Evidence sources attached per control
  • A documented procedure for adding the next framework as a delta

Frameworks commonly in scope

SOC 2 and ISO/IEC 27001
The two most requested by enterprise buyers, with substantial overlap that is rarely exploited.
ISO/IEC 42001 and NIST AI RMF
The AI layer, which reuses much of the existing security control set plus AI-specific additions.
Sector obligations
HIPAA, PCI DSS, NERC CIP, CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 as applicable, mapped into the same library.

What it runs on

TraceLockContinuous Trust. Immutable Evidence.Continuous control monitoring across nine core frameworks and fifteen regulated packs, with WORM evidence auditors can verify.

Often bought with

One library, many auditors

The saving compounds with every framework you add, which is why this is worth doing before the next one arrives.

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