[Compliance and sovereignty]

Compliance and sovereignty without a checkbox architecture

Compliance is stronger when a system can show what happened and who owns each control. TWN joins policy with architecture, access, daily work, and proof.

Translate obligations into controls

A rule becomes useful when it has a system, an owner, a schedule, and proof. We map each rule to a control and find the gaps.

Evidence that supports the business

The review may cover:

Data location, access, retention, and supplier limits
Identity, admin access, patching, backup, and recovery
Change records, monitoring, incident response, and owners
Export, portability, and safe provider changes