Compliance alignment
Which controls does Alvor
actually help you satisfy?
The framework pages show how Alvor helps you get certified. This is the other angle: a control-by-control map of where using Alvor directly moves the needle, framework by framework, with no overstated claims.
How to read it
Frameworks differ. The control objectives overlap.
CIS, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, NIST 800-53, and the NCA ECC ask for the same control objectives in different words. Every control on these pages carries one of three honest ratings, so you can see exactly where a platform earns its keep and where the work stays yours.
Alvor performs the control or produces the evidence.
Alvor helps you manage, track, and document it.
You implement it operationally; Alvor stores the control and evidence.
Capabilities to controls
Nine things Alvor does that every framework asks for
Implement a capability once and it satisfies controls across all five frameworks at the same time. The references show where each one lands.
Asset and software inventory
Every framework opens with the same demand: know what you have. Alvor pulls inventory in from your cloud and security tooling, imports from spreadsheets, reconciles observed-but-unmanaged (shadow) resources, and tracks software and dependencies in one register.
Secure design and review
Take new systems through a phased secure-design review: impact classification, architecture review on a visual canvas, control implementation with evidence, and four-party assurance sign-off.
Risk and vulnerability management
Maintain a living risk register with a treatment workflow, and pull CVE findings in from your scanner (Veracode) and cloud security posture (AWS, OCI), linked to the affected asset and visible to its owners.
Compliance mapping and evidence
Load any framework into the compliance module, map controls once (with seeded crosswalks so one implementation counts across several), collect evidence, run internal audits, and run scheduled assurance checks against AWS, GitHub, Okta, and Entra for live control status.
Policy and governance
Author, approve, version, and distribute policies with acknowledgment campaigns and a complete audit trail, then map each policy to the controls it satisfies.
Program and project management
Run the security program as a hierarchy of programs, projects, and tasks with owners, members, KPIs, and a kanban board.
Data protection and privacy
Classify information by sensitivity and data type, and record its retention, legal basis, ownership, and encryption status, per asset.
Third-party and supply chain
Maintain a vendor inventory, send and score security questionnaires through a vendor portal, and requeue reassessments on a risk-tiered cadence (more often for critical vendors).
Resilience and recovery
Document business continuity and recovery plans with RTO/RPO, recovery procedures, ownership, and review dates, per asset.
Frameworks
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