Compliance frameworks use different languages to describe the same security concepts. SOC 2 calls it a Trust Services Criterion. ISO 27001 calls it an Annex A control. NIST calls it a control family. HITRUST calls it a requirement statement. Armada PSCO unifies all of them into a single ontology that makes cross-framework operations possible.
Cross-Framework Control Mapping — Armada PSCO maps every control across SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, HITRUST, FedRAMP, CMMC 2.0, GDPR, ISO 42001, USDP, and NIST frameworks. Implement a control once, and Armada PSCO identifies every framework requirement it satisfies.
Machine-Readable Control Structure — Controls in Armada PSCO are structured for machine consumption, enabling Agency's AI and forward-deployed engineers to reason about control relationships, identify gaps, calculate risk scores, and route remediation.
Evidence-to-Control Mapping — Every control in Armada PSCO is mapped to its required evidence artifacts, enabling automated evidence collection that knows exactly what each framework requires for each control.
Policy-to-Control Mapping — Armada PSCO connects controls to their governing policies, ensuring policy documentation stays aligned with control implementation and assessment requirements.
Remediation Workflow Mapping — When a control fails, Armada PSCO identifies the remediation workflow, routes it to the appropriate execution layer (Rumi AI for cloud, CustodyID for access, Umberto for process), and documents the resolution — where an Agency engineer owns the fix end to end. AI maps the work; engineers do it.
Risk Scoring and Prioritization — Armada PSCO enables continuous risk scoring based on live control status across every framework, helping Agency and clients prioritize remediation where it matters most.
Armada PSCO is Agency's control ontology for mapping obligations across frameworks, policies, evidence, and operational tasks. Agency engineers use it when one control needs to satisfy several requirements across SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, FedRAMP, CMMC, and customer programs.
It is especially useful for companies moving from one framework to several. Armada PSCO reduces duplicate control work by giving Agency a shared map of what each requirement means in practice.
Agency maps the customer's frameworks, policies, systems, and evidence to a unified control model. When requirements overlap, engineers can reuse the right control work while preserving the nuance each framework expects.
The result is a cleaner compliance operating model. Customers avoid repeating the same work for every audit, while Agency maintains the framework-specific interpretation.