Custom Frameworks, Without the Hassle
Custom frameworks are often associated with heavy lifting and manual work, but it doesn’t have to be that way. With Anecdotes’ AI-powered custom frameworks, you can easily manage frameworks that fit any regulatory landscape or unique business needs with limitless customization and cost-effective efficiency while seamlessly integrating with your existing program.
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Custom Frameworks in Action
Stage 1
Create your list of controls. Reasons you might need a custom framework include:
Auditor Requirements
Frameworks that are based on your audit requirements or that rely on custom controls that best fit your business.
Internal Frameworks
Frequently used by enterprises to prioritize and standardize key GRC requirements and by internal audit teams to form a common language with the GRC team.
Customer Audits
Frameworks consisting of controls that customers ask to inspect as a part of their security review process.
Stage 2
Without Anecdotes: For each control, you need to define what requirements have to be met in order to satisfy it. This mapping, especially if you have a large tech stack, can be a huge undertaking, and it never really ends since your organization is continually adopting new tools.
With Anecdotes
Based on your list of controls, Anecdotes’ AI automatically maps requirements to your controls. You can choose to accept all of the recommendations in bulk or to go through them one-by-one. Our AI can always suggest additional requirements in the future and you can, of course, add requirements manually.
Stage 3
Without Anecdotes: Once you know what needs to be monitored, it's time to start monitoring. You need to manually collect evidence from your tools and control owners, over and over again, and then validate it.
With Anecdotes
Because your controls are now automatically populated by Anecdotes’ cross-mapped requirements, you will continue to enjoy automated evidence collection, allowing you to continuously monitor your custom framework the same way you would out-of-the-box frameworks
