Platform · Controls and GRC

One control. Many obligations.

Policy conditions, regulatory regimes and security frameworks ask for overlapping things. Astragar maps them to a common set of controls that you assign, test, evidence and attest once.

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Requirement→Common control→Assign→Test→Evidence→Attest

Map once, satisfy many

01

Map once, satisfy many

A policy requirement plus NIST, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and DORA can share one control and one piece of evidence. The duplicated control work is what disappears.

02

Policy conditions become testable

Extract the important requirements from a cyber insurance policy and turn them into controls with owners, test results and a due date.

03

Continuous, not annual

Control state is tracked through the policy period rather than reconstructed from memory at renewal or after an incident.

04

Evidence stays attached

Attestations, configuration evidence and endpoint evidence sit with the control, so the record is there when somebody asks.

Where insurance fits

Cyber policies increasingly depend on conditions and warranties being met. Evidence that controls were operating is what supports underwriting, renewal and the assessment of a claim, rather than a declaration made once at binding.

Elsewhere in the platform

Bring us a risk, a policy or a control problem.

We will show you how Astragar connects it to exposure, controls, cover and evidence.

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