See Which Controls Are Monitored and Where Drift Is Building
See which controls are monitored automatically, which need manual refresh, and where drift is building.
What you'll see
See the exact workflow, the proof that stays attached, and the control points that keep reviews from turning back into document chasing.
What you can verify in this walkthrough
You are seeing the live workflow, the attached proof trail, and the control points that matter once reviewers ask follow-up questions.
Automated checks run continuously
Integration-driven checks evaluate control state on a schedule so drift is detected before reviewers arrive.
Manual checks have clear lanes
Controls that require human judgment get separate ownership, cadence, and evidence attachment workflows.
Findings route to closure
Failures create findings with owners and deadlines. Nothing stays unresolved without a visible accountable party.
Why this workflow matters
Manual compliance checking does not scale with framework count. When automated and manual checks are separated explicitly, rollout decisions become data-driven.
Tell us about one framework you are tracking
In the live walkthrough, we show automation coverage, manual fallback lanes, and how findings route to closure.
Know What's Automated Before Promising Coverage
Automated checks, manual fallback zones, and finding-to-closure trails that stay current between reviews.
Where This Fits
See how this walkthrough connects to broader workflows
- Identify and score organizational risks
- Evaluate third-party risk
- Monitor control drift continuously
Continue Your Journey
Pick up where this walkthrough leaves off, or explore a related proof flow.
Compliance Posture Overview
See framework posture, gap analysis, and automation coverage to track whether compliance is improving or drifting.
Evidence Library
See how uploaded artifacts stay owned, dated, and ready for the next proof handoff.
Command Center
See how Aurora monitors device coverage, collector health, and incoming telemetry from one command view.