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The framework requirements are not decoupled so for someone who has to assess across multiple frameworks at the same time this is a challenge in CISO Assistant. This is however, apparent in the SCF framework and is a game changer for time and consistency saving me auditing against the same question multiple times worded slightly different between frameworks, i.e., audit NIS2 and CyberEssentials at the same time.
Expected behaviour
Easiest:
Would it be possible to add:
The SCF Reference Controls
The SCF 'translations' of common frameworks, as framework templates 'SCF ISO27001:2022'
Assuming ISO is the most common, translations from SCF ISO27001:2022 -> SCF NIST2 (as an example)
---I think and hope that reference controls can also be available via a mapping.
Better:
Mappings appear to be more for an evolution of a framework, opposed to a active/live mapping per se.
It'd be good to define multiple frameworks for a requirement/question.
For example, using above, if I updated GOV-01 in Framework A, it would be useful to update GOV-01 in Framework B.
Problem statement
As a new user, the first element I am introduced to is around decoupling:
https://intuitem.gitbook.io/ciso-assistant/guide/understanding-decoupling
The framework requirements are not decoupled so for someone who has to assess across multiple frameworks at the same time this is a challenge in CISO Assistant. This is however, apparent in the SCF framework and is a game changer for time and consistency saving me auditing against the same question multiple times worded slightly different between frameworks, i.e., audit NIS2 and CyberEssentials at the same time.
Expected behaviour
Would it be possible to add:
---I think and hope that reference controls can also be available via a mapping.
Mappings appear to be more for an evolution of a framework, opposed to a active/live mapping per se.
It'd be good to define multiple frameworks for a requirement/question.
For example, using above, if I updated GOV-01 in Framework A, it would be useful to update GOV-01 in Framework B.
Mock
Example of mapped requirements across multiple frameworks
Additional context
Linked to
Linked to - this was whole framework
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