Whitepaper
From manual, point-in-time audits to always-on, machine-readable compliance.

OSCAL (Open Security Controls Assessment Language), developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), provides a standardized, machine-readable format for representing security controls, system documentation and assessment results. By transforming compliance information into structured data, OSCAL enables automation across the compliance lifecycle, allowing organizations to move from manual compliance processes to continuous compliance monitoring and faster security authorization.
Learn how RegO connects governance, risk, controls, assessments, evidence and remediation through a unified, OSCAL-aligned operating model. The paper explores how regulated organizations can replace fragmented processes with continuous visibility, automation and traceable assurance.
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