Comply

The problem

When a customer's legal team or an auditor asks for evidence against a framework, most companies start from a blank spreadsheet — cross-referencing test results, guardrail configs and incident logs by hand, weeks after the actual testing happened. By the time the report is ready, it no longer reflects what's actually running.

What you get

• ✓Per-control status — fail / pass / pass-with-evidence / untested — computed directly from Attack, Discover and Shield results.
• ✓A crosswalk so one piece of evidence (say, a red-team finding) counts toward every framework it actually satisfies, not just one.
• ✓JSON and Markdown reports you can hand to an auditor or a customer's security questionnaire as-is.
• ✓A living report that updates every time you re-run an audit — not a document that goes stale the day it's exported.