SOC 2
CC6, CC7, CC8 controls covered by default: access logging, change management, and incident response evidence.
Trustaige · Platform · Audit & compliance
Evidence that doesn't need translation.
An audit log is only useful if the auditor can read it and the SOC can consume it. Trustaige writes every authentication, every policy decision, and every administrative action to immutable storage, then exports them in five industry-standard formats — live to your monitoring stack, on demand to your evidence pack, or scheduled for the certification campaigns your regulator expects.
The audit layer
Every action recorded. Once. Immutably. Attributed.
Trustaige's audit layer is append-only. Each event records who performed the action (an identity, an admin, or a system job), what was done, where it happened, which policy fired, and the exact outcome. Nothing is editable after the fact — not by your team, not by ours.
Events stream live to the monitoring tools your security team already runs, and export on demand for the evidence packs your auditors will request next quarter. A log that can't be translated is a log that doesn't work. Ours speaks the five formats yours already read — CEF for ArcSight, LEEF for QRadar, OCSF for the cloud-native security stack, plus JSON and CSV when a spreadsheet is what the auditor wants.
What it satisfies
The frameworks the audit layer is built to answer.
Compliance regimes ask for the same things in different vocabularies: an immutable record, attributed access decisions, scheduled certification of who can reach what, and evidence that the system can be inspected. Trustaige produces all four by default — you choose which framework labels them are filed under.
ISO 27001
Annex A controls for access management (A.9), cryptography (A.10), and operations security (A.12) supported by the audit trail.
HIPAA
Administrative, physical, and technical safeguards under 45 CFR §164 mapped through the access log and access-review machinery.
NDPA 2023
Nigeria Data Protection Act compliance — Trustaige operates as a documented data controller with a registered DPO and audit-ready records.
PCI DSS 4.0
Requirement 7 (least-privilege access), Requirement 8 (identity, MFA), and Requirement 10 (logging) directly supported.
FedRAMP / NIST 800-53
AC, AU, and IA control families satisfied through immutable logging, role-based access, and phishing-resistant authentication.
Access reviews & evidence
Certification on the cadence your auditor agreed to.
Scheduled certification campaigns
Set the cadence your regulator agreed to — quarterly, annually, role-based. Reviewers are notified, given the list to certify, and tracked through completion. Stalled items escalate automatically.
Entitlement reports on demand
"Who has access to this application, today?" Trustaige answers in seconds with a typed report exportable to CSV or PDF. The report your auditor wanted last quarter is the report your team can produce in this meeting.
Evidence packs, scheduled
Configure the audit windows your framework requires. Trustaige assembles the relevant logs, access decisions, and policy artifacts on schedule — delivered to a secure storage location of your choice.
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