GRC DecisionGraph

Evidence → risk → economics → decision

Executive assurance workspace · 07 Sep 2026

Decisions backed by control evidence and economic consequence.

A traceable operating view for GRC leaders, control owners, auditors and executives. Unknown evidence remains unknown; modeled value never becomes recognized value without confirmation.

Control confidence

92.4%

+4.8 pts this quarter

P50 cyber exposure

$4.16M

$1.02M reducible

Verified annual value

$684K

Finance-ready ledger

GRC-blocked pipeline

$3.20M

3 priority opportunities

Board decision queue

Material choices awaiting action

3 of 11 scenarios exceed escalation thresholds

Above toleranceConfidence 82%

Privileged production access

Accountable owner · Identity Security

Current P50 exposure

$1.84M

After remediation

$540K

Recommended decision

Fund targeted remediation

Framework assurance

Evidence coverage

Cross-mapping is separated from evidence qualification. One mapped requirement does not imply that its evidence is fresh, complete or accepted.

SOC 296% qualified
x
ISO 2700191% qualified
x
ISO 4200178% qualified
x
PCI DSS88% qualified
x

150+ framework integration plane

Designed to consume the OSS CISO Assistant framework catalog and qualify reusable evidence through the a2zsoc.com hosted plane.

Cross-mapping without false equivalence

150+ frameworks, one qualified evidence plane.

The integration contract can ingest the 150+ governance, risk, privacy, security and AI frameworks listed by OSS CISO Assistant. GRC DecisionGraph preserves the upstream framework identity and version, then applies reviewed, directional cross-mappings and evidence qualification on the a2zsoc.com hosted plane.

Framework catalog

150+

CISO Assistant integration-ready

Mapping modes

4

Exact · substantial · partial · related

Evidence gates

5

Provenance · integrity · freshness · scope · relevance

Transitive claims

0

Never inferred without review

Source requirementTarget requirementStrengthCoverageEvidence state
SOC 2 · CC6.1ISO 27001 · A.5.15Substantial85%Qualified
SOC 2 · CC7.2ISO 27001 · A.8.16Substantial90%Qualified
ISO 42001 · A.6.2.6NIST AI RMF · MEASURE 2Partial68%Review due
PCI DSS · 10.2NIST 800-53 · AU-2Related61%Scope gap

Evaluation & evolution engineering

Two loops, one controlled release path

EVALUATION LOOP

1Collect signed evidence
2Qualify five evidence dimensions
3Evaluate control verdict
4Quantify loss and uncertainty
5Compare predicted vs actual

EVOLUTION LOOP

1Classify root cause
2Rank risk-adjusted value
3Test offline regression suite
4Canary controlled change
5Approve, revise or roll back
Agents may recommend changes. They cannot approve material controls, risk acceptance, external assurance or revenue attribution.

Evidence qualification

One receipt, five independent gates

Provenance
PASS

aws-iam-adapter@1.2.0

Integrity
PASS

SHA-256 receipt reproduced

Freshness
PASS

Valid for 17h 42m

Scope
FAIL

Payments account absent

Relevance
PASS

Objective directly supported

Control result: FAIL. Four passing gates cannot compensate for missing required scope.

Unit economics ledger

Recognized value is narrower than possible value.

Synthetic reference case. Capacity and unconfirmed attribution are visible but excluded from ROI.

Labor savings

$123,750

Recognized

Confirmed direct revenue

$420,000

Recognized

Validated loss reduction

$180,000

Recognized

Contributory pipeline

$900,000

Excluded

Capacity pipeline

$3.20M

Excluded

01

Evidence sources

AWS, Kubernetes, Vanta, Linear, Elastic and VictoriaLogs remain replaceable inputs.

02

Decision graph

Controls, risks, obligations, owners, customers and evidence retain explicit lineage.

03

Governed agents

Cited recommendations are evaluated before any material human decision.

04

Business outcomes

Board choices and priority-contract impact reconcile to the value ledger.