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Your compliance posture moves between audits. Now you see it move. NSAuditor AI Enterprise 2.0: each scan you run writes what moved since the last one, and what it could not measure, with the reason. Nothing watches between scans. Read "Where it stops" first: nsauditor.com/ai/enterprise
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1/6 Your compliance posture moves between audits. Now you see it move. NSAuditor AI Enterprise 2.0.0 and Community Edition 1.0.0 are out: know what changed since the last scan, and hear about it in the tools your team already watches.
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5/6 Weak-key and weak-signature certificate findings now fail the certificate control in SOC 2, HIPAA, NIST CSF 2.0, PCI DSS v4.0.1, ISO 27001 and CIS Controls v8. Eight frameworks, one read-only scan. Your scan data never goes to Nsasoft.
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1/6 An SLA clock should only stop when the fix is measured. NSAuditor AI Enterprise 1.3.0 and Community Edition 0.2.57 are out: scan history you can put in front of an auditor, with SLA age and MTTR that keep counting a finding that never went away. What is new:
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5/6 For compliance owners: a failed CVE lookup is now an evidence gap that fails the controls its CVE rows map to, 14 controls across seven frameworks. And every new, resolved and changed row in the client delta report carries a Basis cell saying what was checked.
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1/6 The best word in a client report is "resolved", when it is earned. NSAuditor AI Enterprise 1.2.0 and Community Edition 0.2.56 are out: six more places where the reports check that a fix was measured before calling it fixed. Here it is on real scans:
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5/6 For compliance owners: with SLA tracking on, a control that failed on a prior finding stays FAILED, backed by an evidence-gap record, when this scan did not re-measure that finding's port, region or producer. Evidence for eight frameworks, from one read-only scan.
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