Security Policy Management demo
Each “shall” in each policy tested nightly against the systems that prove it. 1:31
What the demo shows
Drafts and maintains security policies, gap-checked against ISO 27001, SOC 2 and real practice
Agents split each policy into its “shall” statements and test every one against the systems that prove it, every night: the identity directory, the vault, the service desk, HR, endpoint, cloud and the scanner. On the policy itself each statement carries a thread to its procedure, owner, Annex A or SOC 2 control and live evidence, green where practice matches and red where it does not. When a promise is broken, the Reality agent shows the records, the Exception keeper tests the safeguards and the Drafter sets out the honest options; the CISO decides with a reason code. New wording is checked by the Coverage reviewer and tested by the Reality agent before the CISO signs. The Attestation agent asks only the people affected, in their language, answers their questions with the clause, and turns unclear clauses into clarifications.
Transcript
- Security Policy Management keeps security policies true for the CISO and policy owners.
- An outside gap analysis costs €5,000 to €15,000 and is out-of-date fast.
- Here, agents check 583 policy statements every night.
- Each shell threads to its owner, control and evidence.
- Green where practice matches, red where not.
- Access Control says all privileged access shall use MFA.
- The reality agent found 37 service accounts without it and lists each one.
- The exception keeper checked the safeguards.
- Three passwords are overdue.
- Two options, a six-week MFA project or an exception with conditions.
- Rachel Kim, the CISO, approves the exception with a reason code and a 90-day review.
- Every answer cited, every decision signed and logged.
- The result, every promise tested nightly and no surprises at audit.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.