Caruso

Caruso is Agency's continuous network diagramming engine — automatically generating and maintaining living architecture documentation as your infrastructure evolves. Agency uses Caruso to eliminate stale topology maps and produce always-current network diagrams that satisfy audit evidence requirements, support incident response, and inform architectural reviews. Your team never touches a Visio file — Agency delivers accurate, up-to-date network documentation as part of the engagement.

Network diagrams are a universal audit evidence requirement and one of the most time-consuming artifacts to maintain. Caruso automates the entire process, keeping documentation current as your infrastructure changes.

Continuous Topology Discovery — Caruso maps your infrastructure continuously, detecting changes in cloud architecture, network segmentation, and system interconnections as they happen — not quarterly when someone remembers to update the diagram.

Multi-Environment Coverage — Caruso generates diagrams across AWS, Azure, GCP, on-premises networks, and hybrid environments, producing unified architecture documentation that reflects the actual state of your infrastructure.

Framework-Aligned Output — Every diagram Caruso produces is formatted to satisfy specific framework requirements: FedRAMP network diagrams, CMMC CUI boundary documentation, SOC 2 system architecture, and ISO 27001 network topology evidence.

Audit-Ready Formatting — Diagrams are generated in audit-ready formats that assessors, 3PAOs, and C3PAOs accept without modification. Agency delivers documentation that meets auditor expectations on the first submission.

Change Documentation — As your infrastructure evolves, Caruso documents changes over time, creating a historical record of network architecture that supports continuous monitoring and change management requirements.

Clients never use Caruso directly. They receive the outcome: always-current, audit-ready network diagrams delivered as part of their compliance program. Engineering teams never spend hours in diagramming tools, and auditors always receive accurate architecture documentation.