Framework Mapping
See where standards and regulations share controls, understand what can carry across, and identify the gaps that still need attention. Framework Mapping helps you build on work already completed instead of starting again each time another framework is added.
More frameworks should not mean repeating the same work
Standards and regulations often ask for many of the same controls, but organisations still tend to manage each framework separately. As obligations grow, controls are reassessed, evidence is gathered again and teams spend more time reconciling work they have already completed instead of focusing on the gaps that genuinely remain.
Start new frameworks from work already done
Preview the coverage between a source and target framework before deciding what to carry across. When you proceed, Kickstart brings shared control work forward so the new framework begins from work already recorded rather than from a blank page.
See how much of the work already applies
Compare frameworks to understand shared controls, existing coverage and requirements that still have gaps. Scoping and the judgement that a control is met stay with your organisation, while Secrato shows where previous work can already contribute.
Keep every mapping grounded in one control set
Framework relationships run through the Unified Control Library and reflect the controls your organisation actually uses. One control can support matching requirements across multiple frameworks, keeping coverage and reuse connected to the same underlying work.
Built into the Framework Mapping
See where the strongest overlaps are
Compare frameworks by coverage percentage before mapping begins, making it easier to see where existing control work is most likely to carry across.
Know how much carries across
Understand which controls can be reused through shared mappings and which remain unmapped, so the remaining compliance effort is clearer.
Understand what comes with mapping
See the status, evidence, policies and procedures associated with each source-to-target control pairing before work is carried over.
Choose what you want to reuse
Decide whether control answers, evidence, policies and procedures should carry across before a mapping is applied.
Keep mappings tied to shared controls
Map framework relationships through the Unified Control Library, so overlapping requirements stay connected to the same underlying work.
Expand your framework coverage
Browse published frameworks through the Framework Marketplace and request those you want to bring into the workspace.
Framework Mapping works as part of the wider Secrato platform. What you map in one place carries forward wherever that connection matters.
Unified Control Library
Map frameworks through the shared control structure at the centre of Secrato.
Assessments
Assess the same mapped controls without creating a separate framework process.
Policy & Evidence Management
Keep supporting evidence connected to the controls it serves across frameworks.
Dashboards and Reporting
See framework coverage using the same underlying compliance records.
Build on the frameworks you already manage
Framework Mapping works across Secrato’s framework coverage using the Unified Control Library to show where controls overlap between standards and regulations. As new frameworks are added, teams can see what existing work can be reused and where additional effort is still required.
NIS 2
ISO 27001
CYFUN
GDPR
DORA
EU CRA
NIST CSF 2.0
PCI DSS
TISAX
ISO/IEC 42001
ANSSI
ISO 9001
ISO 14001
BSI
ISO 22301
IEC 62443
+ More and growing
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Common questions
Can work already completed for one framework be reused for another?
Yes, where the frameworks share relevant controls. Framework Mapping identifies where existing work applies so you can reuse what is relevant and focus on what is still missing.
What happens when two frameworks do not fully overlap?
The differences remain visible rather than being treated as covered. This makes it easier to see where existing control work can be reused and where additional requirements still need attention.
Does mapping two frameworks mean we are compliant with both?
Mapping shows where requirements and control work overlap and where gaps remain. It does not determine that a control is satisfied or guarantee compliance.
See how much work you can reuse
Adding another framework does not have to mean starting from zero.
Book a demo to map your current frameworks against the ones you are taking on.
