Controls
Framework requirements organized into trackable control work.
Standards
Most organisations track compliance in spreadsheets that age the moment they're saved. Westport Cyber connects your security, privacy, resilience, AI governance and assurance frameworks to the same workspace that scans your configurations, analyses your policies and collects your evidence — so your compliance posture reflects reality, not last quarter's snapshot.
See how Westport Cyber supports SOC 2, NIST CSF, HIPAA, DORA, ISO, NIS2, NCSC CAF, and Cyber Essentials Plus evidence workflows.
An audit finding or customer due diligence request shouldn't send your team scrambling. Westport Cyber keeps framework status, evidence tasks, configuration findings and policy gaps in one place — so you can answer questions quickly, confidently and with evidence that's already been gathered as part of your normal security activity.
Framework requirements organized into trackable control work.
Screenshots, scans, policies, and attestations mapped to the controls they support.
Not assessed, partial, and non-compliant items surfaced before an audit request.
Board and customer-ready summaries that explain progress in plain language.
Trust Services Criteria readiness, evidence collection, and control progress.
Govern, Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover views for security posture.
Administrative, physical, and technical safeguards for healthcare teams and vendors.
Operational resilience, ICT risk, incident readiness, and third-party oversight.
Information security, controls, resilience, AI management, and privacy extension coverage.
Essential and important entity expectations for cyber risk management and reporting.
Cyber Assessment Framework outcomes and indicators of good practice.
Baseline technical control readiness for UK assurance and customer trust.
A framework status that isn't grounded in operational evidence is just a number. In Westport Cyber, every signal has a place in the control story — whether it comes from your cloud configuration posture, policy records, vendor reviews, user awareness activity or governance tasks. Compliance becomes a by-product of good security practice, not a separate workstream.