Your auditor’s checklist says “network segregation.” Enforcer proves it in your VPCs and inside your clusters — 13 adapters and 41 ISO 27001-mapped policies covering RBAC, NetworkPolicy, ResourceQuota, and namespace isolation.
Namespaces, workloads, RBAC bindings, and network policies checked against the ISO-mapped baseline on every scan — violations surface with the owning namespace attached.
Cluster and cloud findings roll up into a single compliance score. When your auditor asks whether your networks are kept apart, it is answered in one place — proven both in your AWS network and inside your clusters.
Every finding is a dated record naming the exact workload and the requirement it failed — so your platform team reviews a short list instead of policing every deployment.
Not built yet, honestly. ISO 27001 is the only framework mapped today; SOC 2 is a control mapping on the same engine, and it ships when design partners demand it.
Catch unsafe AWS changes the day they happen — every change becomes a dated record, and nothing gets fixed until you approve it.
