Operational resilience

Keep access to critical functions continuously visible and open to review.

Reconciliation, segregation of duties, privileged-access governance and non-human identity ownership provide live evidence for the access-control aspects of ICT risk management.

  1. Control
  2. Observation
  3. Evidence
  4. Gap
The controls

The evidence for each control

For each control you see what the policy requires and which evidence an auditor can inspect.

1

Continuous reconciliation

Every run timestamps the comparison between expected and actual access.

2

Critical and third-party access

Contractor, partner, machine and privileged access carry ownership and expiry.

3

Control evidence

Framework-cited packs draw from live review, reconciliation and incident history.

4

Operational safety

Safety limits and a pause switch let you stop unexpected changes.

The evidence, in the product

Watch the evidence being produced

Conflicting access to critical functions, found across systems and flagged before it is granted.

Conflicting access to critical functions, found across systems and flagged before it is granted.
Recorded in the running product · fictional demo data
What this does not cover
DORA covers far more than identity governance. RapidValue addresses specific access-governance and evidence controls.
Bring your own control question

Test it on your own access data