Compliance calls for evidence.
We make control demonstrable.
We continuously record who did what, when it happened and whether that was expected, so you can show it at any moment. Evidence is created as things happen, not when the auditor calls. We do not make you compliant. That is a matter of policy and working practice. What we do is make sure you can demonstrate it.
Not a log server, but a service.
This is not a stand-alone Splunk implementation and not a central log server. At its core is a repeatable, scalable managed service in which central log collection, audit trail reconstruction, evidence generation, reporting and governance come together.
- Evidence is gathered up front, anyone who starts looking when the auditor calls is already too late.
- Not everything logged, but the right things, more data makes searching slower and more expensive.
- Every source gets a retention period, documented, and tested against your own policy.
Four parts, one chain.
Managed Data Foundation.
Reliable onboarding, classification, monitoring, retention and data quality as the basis for audit-worthy information.
Read more →Audit Trail Service.
Making traceable who did what, when it happened and which systems or controls were affected.
Read more →Compliance Intelligence.
Dashboards, KPIs, reports and evidence overviews for audit, management and compliance.
Read more →Service Operating Model.
Clear roles, RACI, service reviews, reporting and operational processes.
Read more →Situations you may recognise.
- "The auditor asked something and we spent weeks on it"
- "Who has looked at this file?"
- "We do not know exactly what we retain, or why"
- "Our certification is coming up and the evidence has to hold"
- "After an incident the reconstruction took too long"
- "Every audit is manual work all over again"
What a service like this does not do.
Technology does not make you compliant. What we deliver is proof: evidence is created at the moment of action, so you can answer within a day instead of within weeks. Policy, process and judgement remain human work.
We already have a SIEM, is this not duplication?
Often the same data, a different question. A SIEM detects attacks; an audit trail shows what happened in normal processes. They reinforce each other.
Does our data stay in our own environment?
Yes. We work inside your environment. What is stored where, and who has access, is agreed up front.
How quickly can we start?
Most engagements begin with a health check or a scoped proof of concept on one critical process. That is a matter of weeks, not quarters.
Make compliance demonstrable with data that holds up and dashboards that give direction.
And with a service partner that takes ownership instead of tossing a report over the fence.