Framework Intelligence

One governance layer. Multiple frameworks.

Map requirements to controls, connect controls to evidence and understand where one governance activity supports multiple obligations.

Assess once. Govern many. Connect requirements across privacy, security, artificial intelligence, data governance and cybersecurity through shared controls, evidence, risk and accountability. One assessment does not automatically satisfy every regulatory obligation: applicability always depends on your organisational scope, implementation and professional interpretation.

Insight Keepers provides governance and readiness tooling. It does not provide certification or replace legal, regulatory, audit or professional advice.

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Governance telemetryIllustrative platform view

Governance readiness

78.0%

Evidence coverage

71.0%

Control effectiveness

82.0%

Evidence freshness

88.0%

Remediation progress

64.0%

AI systems assessed

57.0%

01

Privacy

Lawful processing, accountability and the rights of data subjects.

POPIA

South Africa

Privacy

The Protection of Personal Information Act sets conditions for the lawful processing of personal information in South Africa.

Key governance areas

Lawful processingAccountabilityData subject rightsSecurity safeguardsInformation governance

Insight Keepers coverage

Processing inventory, condition level assessment, security safeguard controls, data subject request workflows and an accountability evidence trail.

GDPR

European Union

Privacy

The General Data Protection Regulation governs the processing of personal data of individuals in the European Union.

Key governance areas

LawfulnessTransparencyPurpose limitationData minimisationRightsAccountability

Insight Keepers coverage

Article 5 principle mapping, records of processing, data protection impact assessments, rights workflows and transfer governance.

ISO/IEC 27701

Privacy information management

Privacy

An extension to information security management for privacy information management, covering PII controllers and processors.

Key governance areas

Privacy governancePII managementRolesControlsEvidence

Insight Keepers coverage

Privacy information management controls, role definition, PII processing records and evidence linked to each control.

02

Information Security

Management systems, security controls and operating evidence.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022

Information security management system

Information Security

The international standard for establishing, operating and continually improving an information security management system.

Key governance areas

ISMSRisk managementSecurity controlsContinual improvementEvidence

Insight Keepers coverage

Clause 4 to 10 management system tracking, Annex A control library, risk treatment plans, internal audit records and evidence mapping.

SOC 2

Trust Services Criteria

Information Security

A reporting framework where an independent auditor examines controls against the Trust Services Criteria selected for the engagement.

Key governance areas

SecurityAvailabilityProcessing IntegrityConfidentialityPrivacy

Insight Keepers coverage

Criteria level control mapping, control descriptions, operating evidence collection over the review period and auditor ready evidence packages.

PCI DSS

Payment card data security

Information Security

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard protects cardholder data across the environments that store, process or transmit it.

Key governance areas

Cardholder dataAccess controlSecurity monitoringVulnerability managementTesting

Insight Keepers coverage

Cardholder data environment scoping, requirement level controls, monitoring and testing evidence and remediation tracking.

03

Artificial Intelligence

Governance of AI systems, models, decisions and oversight.

ISO/IEC 42001:2023

Artificial intelligence management system

Artificial Intelligence

The international standard for an artificial intelligence management system, covering AI governance, risk and impact.

Key governance areas

AI management systemAI riskAI governanceImpact assessmentContinual improvement

Insight Keepers coverage

AI management system tracking, AI system inventory, AI risk and impact assessment records, oversight controls and evidence.

Insight Keepers AI Governance

Insight Keepers proprietary governance methodology

Artificial Intelligence

Proprietary methodology, not a statutory framework or certification

Our own governance methodology for organisations that need practical AI oversight before or alongside a formal standard.

Key governance areas

AI inventoryAI risk assessmentHuman oversightModel governanceAI accountabilityEvidence

Insight Keepers coverage

Structured AI inventory, risk scoring, oversight documentation, model governance records and evidence linked to accountable owners.

04

Cybersecurity and Data Management

Sector cybersecurity obligations and the data management foundations beneath them.

NIS2

European Union cybersecurity directive

Cyber / Data

Directive transposed into national law, not a certification scheme

A European Union directive raising cybersecurity risk management, governance and incident reporting expectations for in scope entities.

Key governance areas

Cybersecurity risk managementGovernanceIncident reportingSupply chain risk

Insight Keepers coverage

Risk management measure mapping, management body accountability records, incident reporting readiness and supply chain assessments.

DAMA DMBOK

Data management body of knowledge

Cyber / Data

Data management reference model, not a certification framework

A reference model for data management knowledge areas, used to structure data governance capability rather than to certify an organisation.

Key governance areas

Data governanceData qualityData architectureMetadataData lifecycleData integration

Insight Keepers coverage

Knowledge area capability assessment, data ownership records, quality and metadata practices and evidence of governance activity.

// Cross Framework Intelligence

Illustrative cross framework mapping

Hover a governance control to see where the same activity typically supports several obligations.

Governance controlISO 27001SOC 2POPIAPCI DSSNIS2
Access ManagementIdentity, authorisation and periodic access review activity.
Security MonitoringLogging, detection and review of security relevant events.
Data GovernanceClassification, ownership and retention of information assets.
Incident ManagementDetection, response, reporting and post incident review.
Third Party GovernanceSupplier assessment, contractual safeguards and ongoing review.

Actual applicability depends on organisational scope, implementation and the specific requirement. A single control does not automatically satisfy every legal or framework requirement.

// Evidence reuse

One evidence item can support many obligations

Select an evidence type to see where it is typically reused.

One evidence item
Control
Multiple requirements
Multiple frameworks

Evidence types

Access review

Typically reused across the following obligations.

ISO 27001SOC 2PCI DSSPOPIA

Illustrative reuse. Applicability depends on scope and implementation.

// Framework roadmap

Build your framework roadmap

Describe your environment and see how overlapping controls and shared evidence shape a sequenced governance plan.

Organisation profile

Jurisdictions

Industries

Systems

Frameworks

Generated roadmap preview

6
Selections
3
Overlapping controls
3
Evidence items

Overlapping controls

  • Access management
  • Security monitoring
  • Data governance

Evidence requirements

  • Access review records
  • Approved policy set
  • Risk assessment output
Create my framework roadmap

This preview is indicative. A roadmap is confirmed with your scope, systems and obligations.

// Trust Intelligence relationship

Frameworks are the requirements layer. Trust Intelligence is the intelligence layer.

FrameworksRequirementsControlsDataEvidenceRiskRemediationAssuranceTrust

Build your Trust Intelligence layer.

Connect your data, risks, controls, evidence and assurance into one continuously governed environment.