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From incident response and risk assessment to employee access, IT inventory, training and documents, each module addresses a real operational task. The value grows when these records are connected.

Incident Management

Document, classify, assign and follow information security incidents from the first report through investigation and closure. Build a reliable record of what happened, who was responsible and what was done.

Explore incident dashboard; incident register; event history.

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Risk Management

Assess risks across applications, suppliers, processes and organizational activities. Move from identifying threats to assigning mitigation work, with assessments linked to the assets and processes they affect.

Explore risk assessment; risk treatment; mitigation actions.

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Assets & Data

Organize applications, databases, information categories, devices, software and suppliers as connected records. Move beyond a static inventory to understand the relationships that support daily operations.

Explore systems and applications; data inventory; hardware assignments.

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Access Management

Keep permission records, access requests and approval workflows connected with systems, employees and organizational roles. Support access changes throughout the employee lifecycle.

Explore permission register; access requests; approval workflows.

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Training & Compliance

Manage the full training lifecycle, from course definitions and rules for who needs training to individual assignments, deadlines, results and renewal history.

Explore training dashboard; training catalog; training requirements.

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Reporting & Analytics

Trace relationships between information categories, databases, applications and user permissions. Generate data access reports showing both current access and historical changes.

Explore data access report; permission history; exportable results.

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One question can lead to the whole picture

Follow a data category to a specific attribute, database, system, permission role, employee and organizational unit. Bring in suppliers, risk assessments or documents for more context.

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