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Continuous assurance versus the point-in-time audit
· 5 min read
Most organisations still measure security once a year. A consultant arrives, samples evidence, and produces a report that is accurate on the day it is signed and progressively less accurate every day after that.
The gap between reports
Between assessments, infrastructure changes, staff join and leave, and new vulnerabilities are published daily. The report on the board's desk describes an organisation that no longer exists.
Assets change faster than audit cycles
Exploited vulnerabilities are published continuously
Control drift is invisible until the next review
What continuous looks like
Continuous assurance means the posture score, the evidence behind it, and the list of what to fix next are all current. When a board asks how exposed the business is, the answer reflects today.
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