Map once.
Satisfy many.
Map a control to your evidence one time and satisfy every standard that asks for it. IEC 62443, NCA, NIST, ISO and more share the same evidence, so audit prep drops by half and the auditor sees a chain, not a scramble.
Every audit starts with the same fire drill.
Screenshots, spreadsheets, emails begging engineers for proof. The same control gets re-documented for IEC 62443, then again for NCA, then again for ISO, because nothing connects one standard's requirement to the next.
Map, collect, review, certify.
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Audit-ready, all year, not once a year.
Cross-framework control mapping
One control satisfies its matching requirement in every standard at once. Update the control, and every framework updates with it.
Evidence chains that hold up
Every requirement links to the control, the asset and the timestamped proof behind it. The auditor follows a chain, not a claim.
Live compliance status
See percent-compliant per standard update as controls change.
Gap tracking
Open findings carry owners and due dates through to closure.
Rolls up the hierarchy
Compliance status rolls from one site to the whole group.
One evidence base, every audit.
From formal certification to a quiet internal check, each audit type draws from the same live evidence base instead of starting over.
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The same audit, seen three ways.
A GRC manager, a control systems engineer and an auditor need different things from the same audit. Cynable gives each the view they actually work in.
Owns the standard
Evidence is only as good as the policy behind it.
Governance & Documents keeps the policies and procedures your controls point to alive, from draft to published, with native Arabic authoring built in. See where the evidence chain begins.