Purpose-built Workbenches that help COMPLY practitioners deliver defensible outcomes.
COMPLY connects requirements, controls, evidence, governance, and audit conclusions in one reusable model. The Workbenches primarily support COMPLY practitioners during client engagements; client-facing access is defined by the engagement need.
How the Workbenches support the engagement.
COMPLY practitioners use the Workbenches to structure assessment and readiness work. Depending on the engagement, clients may receive reports, exports, representative screenshots, selected views, or controlled access.
A connected model for practitioner delivery.
Within the engagement, COMPLY connects frameworks, controls, audit criteria, evidence, client assessments, assets, vulnerabilities, threats, risk treatment, obligations, and security tooling so practitioners can produce clearer, more defensible client outputs.
Requirement -> Framework Control -> Local Control -> Evidence -> Report
Ownership, accountability, review cycles, and oversight.
COMPLY UCF Workbench
Frameworks, local controls, categories, mapping rationale, applicability, and guidance.
Audit criteria and evidence
Criteria, compliance artifacts, client evidence, and document-to-control relationships.
COMPLY Security Stack Assessment Workbench
Clients, engagements, assessment scope, frameworks, assessment assets, and ownership.
Risk treatment oversight
Assets, vulnerabilities, threats, evaluations, treatments, review state, and treatment controls.
Management reporting
Risk register, asset register, SoA, audit criteria, mappings, engagement, and artifact reports.
Risk-to-control-to-evidence workflow.
Asset
Assessment assets, categories, subcategories, and asset classes establish business context.
Vulnerability
Known weaknesses are linked to assets and used to structure exposure analysis.
Threat
Threat scenarios connect to vulnerabilities so risk is grounded in credible events.
Evaluation
Likelihood, impact, risk level, owner, acceptance, review, and status are recorded.
Treatment
Reduce, accept, avoid, or transfer decisions become accountable treatment records.
Control
Treatment controls link risk decisions back to the control library and evidence model.
Audit-ready registers, reports, and workflow outputs.
COMPLY supports practical operating workflows: selection cards, linked records, review states, evidence packaging, reporting, and exports.
