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Reporting

Readiness and coverage reporting derived from live control and evidence records, not from a separately maintained status sheet.

The problem it solves

Board reporting is usually re-created by hand every quarter. By the time it is presented it is out of date, and it cannot be traced back to the records it summarises.

How it works

  1. 1

    Report from the record

    Readiness reflects control implementation status and validated evidence. Change the underlying record and the report follows.

  2. 2

    Show the gap, not just the score

    Reports identify what is outstanding and who owns it, so the output is a work list rather than a number.

    • Framework readiness and coverage views
    • Outstanding items with owners and due dates
    • Trend over time from retained history
  3. 3

    Support the decision

    Reporting informs a readiness decision made by people. NOVA never declares an organisation ready or certified.

Capabilities

Readiness views

Per-framework status derived from live records.

Gap reporting

Outstanding requirements with accountable owners.

Trend history

Progress over time from retained record history.

Executive summaries

Board-appropriate views without re-keying data.

What you remain responsible for

  • Interpreting readiness in the organisation's context
  • Deciding whether to proceed to assessment
  • Approving anything reported externally

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