Where NOVA is heading

Activate the frameworks your organisation works towards, record scope, and map requirements once instead of maintaining parallel programmes.

Define what each control is expected to do, who owns it, how often it is tested, and whether the last test passed.

Collect evidence into governed storage, map it to the controls it supports, and have a person validate it before it counts.

Govern policy intent with versioning, approval routing and scheduled review, so the published policy is the approved one.

Record risks with owners, assess them consistently, assign treatment, and capture acceptance as an explicit decision.

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

Publish approved assurance information to customers and prospects without exposing the underlying confidential evidence.

Give auditors and assessors scoped access to the evidence for an engagement, with requests and findings tracked in one workflow.

Assistance grounded in your governed workspace content: interpretation, drafting and gap identification, always for human approval.

Service organisation reporting against the Trust Services Criteria, used widely in enterprise procurement.

The international standard for an information security management system, certified by an accredited body.

Eight prioritised mitigation strategies published by the Australian Cyber Security Centre, assessed by maturity level.

The management system standard for artificial intelligence, covering governance of AI systems across their lifecycle.

A voluntary framework organising cybersecurity outcomes into functions, categories and subcategories.

United States requirements for safeguarding protected health information held by covered entities and business associates.

A cybersecurity framework of controls published by the Australian Signals Directorate for government systems and their suppliers.