Audit Readiness Process2 min read

Audit Readiness Step 1: Map Your Controls to Your Tech Stack

The Core Reality: Mapping decides which controls apply to your environment and classifies each as automated, operational or hybrid. It is the design step that monitoring tools assume has already happened.
The audit readiness process, step by step · Step 1 of 4
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Where Teams Get Stuck

Generic lists do not say what a requirement means for your cloud setup, identity provider and code repositories.

How RAMP Handles It

RAMP restates each requirement in plain English for your stack, and classifies controls as automated, operational or hybrid with an owner and a frequency.

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In-Depth Guide
The Situation

A team starts SOC 2 and is handed a generic list of requirements.

Where Teams Get Stuck

Generic lists do not say what a requirement means for your cloud setup, identity provider and code repositories.

How RAMP Handles It

RAMP restates each requirement in plain English for your stack, and classifies controls as automated, operational or hybrid with an owner and a frequency.

Three control types

Automated controls come from your infrastructure, operational controls cover business and personnel practice, and hybrid controls combine a workflow with human approval.

Owners and frequencies

Every control needs an owner, a frequency and a defined piece of evidence.

Frequently asked questions

What is a hybrid control?
A control where a system workflow and a person both take part, such as a code review enforced by repository settings.
Leadership Action Item

Settle the control list before collecting evidence. Next: Test of Design.