SecuryxAI
Evidence Intelligence

Evidence that knows
when it's stale.

Evidence isn't just a file attachment. SecuryxAI tracks every downstream dependency — which controls, questionnaire answers, and Trust Center items rely on each piece of evidence. When evidence changes, everything that depends on it flags automatically.

The problem

Uploaded evidence goes stale the moment nobody's watching.

A file attachment doesn't know what depends on it — so nothing tells you when it's out of date.

No dependency tracking

Evidence is uploaded once and forgotten. Nobody knows which controls, answers, or Trust Center items still reference an outdated file.

Coverage gaps hide in plain sight

An implemented control with zero evidence attached looks the same as one that's fully documented — until an auditor asks.

Auditors get a bulk file dump

Without scoped access, auditors see everything or nothing — never exactly what they asked for.

Who this is for

Built for whoever owns evidence collection.

Compliance AnalystsSecurity & Compliance LeadsInternal AuditTeams preparing for their first SOC 2 audit
The SecuryxAI approach

Evidence with a memory of everything that relies on it.

Every file is tracked against the controls, questionnaire answers, and Trust Center items that reference it. Replace a file, and every downstream dependency is flagged for review — automatically, not by someone remembering to check.

How it works

Version history. Dependency mapping. Coverage gaps.

Upload files, reference URLs, or attest manually. SecuryxAI tracks version history, downstream dependencies, and coverage gaps — showing you exactly which implemented controls have zero evidence attached.

File upload, URL reference, or manual attestation — all three tracked with the same version history

Evidence dependency map: see every control, questionnaire, and Trust Center item that relies on a given file

Coverage gap report: implemented controls with no evidence attached, by domain

Auditor access scoped per control — they see what they asked for, not a bulk file dump

Evidence · AIG-04
AI_Risk_Policy_v2.1.pdf
Jun 15 2026
Current↗ 3 downstream
AI_Risk_Policy_v2.0.pdf
Mar 03 2026
Archived
Risk_Register_Q2_2026.xlsx
Jun 10 2026
Current↗ 2 downstream
2 answers flagged STALE after v2.1 upload
Where this fits

Evidence that every product reads from.

Evidence attaches to a control implementation once — Questionnaire Engine, Trust Center, and Audit Hub all reference the same file, the same version history.

Framework support

Evidence that covers every framework you're pursuing.

One evidence file can satisfy requirements across every framework the underlying control maps to.

SOC 2ISO 27001ISO 42001HIPAAPCI DSSFedRAMPNIST CSF+ 16 more →
Evidence produced

What you actually walk away with.

A full version history

Every file, every replacement, timestamped — never a silent overwrite.

A dependency map

Exactly which controls, answers, and Trust Center items rely on a given file.

A coverage gap report

Implemented controls with zero evidence attached, by domain — before an auditor finds it.

Fits your program, not the other way around

Fits the evidence you already have, wherever it lives today.

Evidence Intelligence doesn't require re-collecting anything you've already gathered.

Existing evidence repositories

Upload files you already have, or reference a URL where they already live.

Existing documentation

Policies, runbooks, and reports you've already written attach directly to the controls they support.

Existing audit workflows

Auditor access is scoped to what they've asked for, matching how a real engagement is already run.

DESIGNED FOR REGULATED, COMPLEX INDUSTRIES
SaaSHealthcareFinancial ServicesManufacturingGovernment ContractorsEducation

What changes when evidence tracks its own dependencies.

Reduce duplicate evidence collection

One file, referenced everywhere it's relevant, instead of re-uploaded per framework.

Improve audit readiness

A coverage gap report surfaces missing evidence before an auditor does.

Reduce manual re-review work

Only the answers that actually depend on changed evidence get flagged — not everything.

Eliminate spreadsheet tracking

Version history and dependencies live with the file, not in a separate tracker.

A file upload isn't evidence management.

TRADITIONAL APPROACH

Static file uploads, no dependency tracking

Manual re-review after every update

Auditors get a bulk file dump

Coverage gaps found during the audit

SECURYXAI
Evidence inheritance across every dependent record
Automatic STALE flags on what actually depends on it
Scoped auditor access, per control
Coverage gap report, before the audit starts
Why the platform

Evidence without a control graph is just a file cabinet.

A standalone evidence tool can store files — it can't tell you everything else they cover.

One file, every dependent record covered

The same uploaded document can satisfy a control, a questionnaire answer, and a trust-center claim at once — impossible if each lives in its own point tool.

Audit scoping that already knows the map

A standalone evidence tool has no control graph or audit workspace to scope auditor access against — that context lives in the platform, not the file store.

No re-uploading for a second product

Evidence uploaded once is already visible to Control Graph, Questionnaire Engine, and Trust Center — a point solution starts every one of those from zero.

See it in action

Watch an evidence update cascade through the platform.

See exactly what gets flagged when a single file changes — controls, answers, and Trust Center, in real time.

Full walkthrough coming soon

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Evidence that stays current — automatically.

Upload your first evidence file and see how many controls and answers it covers.