Aurix connects your risk register, controls, and evidence into a single system of record — so your SOC 2, ISO 27001, and GDPR posture stays audit-ready every day, not just the week before a review.
Maps to the frameworks you already answer to
Aurix is where your risk register, controls, and evidence actually live — not a set of shared docs and spreadsheets someone has to keep in sync by hand. Every requirement resolves to a name, a status, and a next step, so "where do we stand" has an answer anyone on the team can pull up.
Frameworks map onto a structured risk register instead of the other way around, so a completed control means something beyond a filled-in cell.
Evidence collects itself from the systems you already run, so your audit-readiness doesn't quietly decay between review cycles.
Engineers get a workflow that fits how they already ship. Auditors get a clear, traceable record without asking twice.
Aurix keeps a shared library of the standards your customers and regulators actually ask about. Complete a control and Aurix shows you every framework it already counts toward, so adding a new certification target rarely means starting from a blank page.
The trust-service criteria most B2B buyers ask for before they'll sign.
The internationally recognized standard for an information security management system.
Governance for how you build, deploy, and oversee AI systems.
EU obligations for how personal data is collected, used, and protected.
Japan's law governing the handling of personal information.
The international standard for quality management at firms performing audits and assurance work.
Extends ISO 27001 to cover building and running a privacy information management system.
EU directive raising cybersecurity requirements for critical infrastructure and essential services.
EU rules for how financial entities manage ICT and third-party risk.
US requirements for safeguarding protected health information.
Sign-ins, edits, and permission changes are captured automatically and stay exportable to whatever SIEM your security team already trusts.
People see the risks, controls, and evidence their role actually requires — nothing broader, and nothing left open by default.
Aurix reads directly from the systems you run in production, so a lapsed MFA setting or an exposed bucket gets flagged the moment it happens.