Every feature produces something you can ship.

Create timestamped “snapshots” of your current posture: policies, evidence, control mapping, and decisions, so you can prove what was true at a specific time.

Centralize artifacts in an evidence binder designed for audits and buyer reviews. Everything is timestamped, categorized, linked to controls, and exportable.

For supported connectors, Aurora checks common audit/buyer requirements (MFA, password policy, logging, etc.) on a schedule and records the result as evidence.

Aurora tracks device inventory and posture evidence so you can answer buyer questions about encryption, management coverage, and host firewall standards with exports, not anecdotes.

Integrations keep your evidence library refreshed from the tools you already use: identity, cloud, endpoint security, ticketing, logging, and more. Some connectors support continuous checks in addition to evidence capture.

Command collects telemetry and produces proof you can defend: Field Coverage verdicts, encrypted config evidence snapshots with hashes, and governed remediation actions with approvals.

Field Coverage identifies whether the telemetry you think you’re collecting is actually present, parsed correctly, and complete, then assigns a clear verdict (Ready / Needs Config / Parser Mismatch / No Data).

Capture encrypted snapshots with hashes and drift detection so you can prove what configuration existed at a point in time, without relying on screenshots.

When you need to change configuration, Command supports governed action flows with approvals and clear logging, designed for environments where “who changed what?” matters.

Roadmap: remote collectors for SIEM events and broader network/firewall evidence collection, so customers can publish defensible telemetry metrics and coverage evidence.

Upload a security questionnaire and Aurora drafts responses using your policies, evidence, and prior answers as context. Every draft is designed to be reviewable, consistent, and export-ready.

Ask Aurora questions in plain English about policies, controls, evidence, vendors, training, or incidents, and get an answer with a trail you can verify.

Aurora maintains a response library so teams reuse and improve answers over time. Responses stay connected to proof, so updates cascade instead of diverging.

Model your requirements as standards, controls, and evidence. Aurora keeps ownership and proof connected so you can scale to multiple frameworks without duplicating work.

Start from templates or import your existing documents. Aurora manages drafts, reviews, approvals, and keeps revision history audit-ready.

Aurora’s risk register connects risks to controls, evidence, and remediation. Decisions are timestamped, attributable, and exportable.

Convert findings and questionnaire gaps into owned remediation work. Track status, due dates, and attach evidence when complete.

Vendor oversight built for real due diligence: inventory, documentation, review cadence, and clear status without spreadsheet sprawl.

Assign vendor assessments, request artifacts, and record outcomes. Aurora keeps the trail: who was asked, what was provided, and when it was reviewed.

Maintain incident records with timelines, actions, and artifacts, so you can show what happened, what you did, and what you improved.

Keep your incident response playbooks structured and accessible. Link them to tabletop exercises, training, and incident records to create a coherent readiness story.

Track advisory requests and responses so decisions and guidance are recorded, attributable, and exportable, especially during high-stakes reviews or incidents.

Assign required training and track completion with audit-ready logs. Aurora keeps completion records and reminder history so you can prove training compliance.

Build and assign your own training, tailored to your systems, your policies, and your team’s risk profile, then measure completion and understanding.

Collect acknowledgments for policies and training with a timestamped audit trail. Make policy adoption provable, not assumed.

Run realistic tabletop exercises with scenario builders, timed injects, role assignments, and a recorded timeline. Turn findings into remediation and export an after-action report that stands up in audits.

Sessions are the execution layer: track attendance, decisions, inject responses, and outcomes. Keep a defensible record of how your team performed.

Launch simulated phishing campaigns, measure behavior (opens/clicks/reports), assign follow-up training, and export metrics you can share with buyers and auditors.