Compliance mapping: 100+ frameworks, evidence-linked
Dual-Strike XISEM ships compliance mapping for more than 100 frameworks. The value is not the list — it is the linkage: each control can trace to evidence from agents, browser telemetry, identity Gateways, and detections.
Frameworks MSPs ask about first
• NIST CSF 2.0 / 800-53 — Federal contractors, enterprise
• SOC 2 Trust Criteria — SaaS vendors, growth-stage clients
• CMMC Level 2 — Defense supply chain
• HIPAA Security Rule — Healthcare practices
• CIS Controls v8 — Baseline hardening programs
• ISO 27001 — Global orgs, multi-site
The console includes ISO, PCI-DSS, FedRAMP-aligned mappings, state privacy laws, and industry-specific annexes — browse in Compliance per client org.
How mapping works in practice
1. Enable evidence sources — agent, M365/Entra, EDR, browsing
2. Open Compliance → select framework
3. View control status: met, partial, gap, not assessed
4. Drill into evidence objects — which asset or detection satisfied the control
5. Export POA&M items for remediation tracking
vCISO deliverable: executive binder
Pair compliance views with Reports:
• Control coverage % trend month over month
• Top gaps by severity
• Remediation owner (from PSA when integrated)
• Appendix of evidence snapshots (redacted)
Not a GRC replacement — a correlation accelerator
Dual-Strike XISEM does not replace your GRC tool if you already live in one. It feeds it with continuously correlated evidence so control status reflects Tuesday’s patch gap, not January’s spreadsheet.
Route: /compliance · Support wiki → Compliance getting started
Related: POA&M generation post · Reports and executive binders
Framework names are public standards — no internal control ID tables in this post.