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Evidence-gated control plane

Security, privacy and compliance without fake green badges.

ELITZE maps legal requirements, security frameworks and enterprise integrations to controls and evidence. A mapped framework is not a certification, legal opinion or blanket compliance claim.

No evidence, no claim.

Claims stay unclaimable until required evidence exists.

Current evidence only.

Expired or stale evidence cannot silently support a current state.

Scope matters.

Customer, jurisdiction, tenant and processing context are explicit.

Framework map

Coverage is mapped. Assurance is earned.

Evidence required

Canada

LAW

PIPEDA

Federal private-sector privacy obligations where applicable.

Evidence scope

processing inventory · privacy notices · lawful-basis/consent records · rights requests

LAW

Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA)

Private-sector collection, use and disclosure of personal information, subject to statutory exclusions.

Evidence scope

privacy policy/process · privacy responsibility · collection purpose records · consent records

LAW

Law 25 privacy modernization

Quebec private-sector privacy modernization requirements.

Evidence scope

privacy governance owner · PIA records where required · privacy policy · incident assessment

Global privacy & regulation

REGULATION

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Personal-data processing within GDPR territorial scope.

Evidence scope

records of processing · lawful-basis record · DPIA where required · processor agreements

REGULATION

EU Artificial Intelligence Act

Risk-based obligations for specified AI providers, deployers and other actors.

Evidence scope

AI inventory · role classification · risk classification · technical documentation

DIRECTIVE

NIS2 Directive

Cybersecurity risk-management and incident-reporting requirements implemented through member-state law.

Evidence scope

risk register · security policies · incident records · continuity tests

REGULATION

Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA)

Digital operational resilience requirements for covered financial entities and ICT third parties.

Evidence scope

ICT risk register · incident evidence · resilience tests · third-party assessments

LAW

UK GDPR / Data Protection Act framework

UK personal-data processing subject to the UK data-protection regime.

Evidence scope

lawful-basis records · processing records · privacy notices · DPIA where required

LAW

CCPA as amended by CPRA

Consumer privacy obligations for covered businesses.

Evidence scope

privacy notices · consumer requests · identity verification · deletion evidence

LAW

Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD)

Protection of personal data in Brazil under applicable territorial scope.

Evidence scope

processing inventory · legal-basis records · rights requests · incident records

LAW

Digital Personal Data Protection framework

Personal-data obligations under India's current DPDP Act and rules/timeline.

Evidence scope

notice records · consent records where used · processing inventory · security controls

LAW

Privacy Act 1988 and Australian Privacy Principles

Australian privacy obligations within applicable scope.

Evidence scope

privacy policy · collection notices · security safeguards · access requests

LAW

Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA)

Baseline personal-data protection obligations.

Evidence scope

purpose/consent records · privacy policy · protection controls · retention schedule

LAW

Act on the Protection of Personal Information (APPI)

Japanese personal-information handling requirements.

Evidence scope

purpose notices · security measures · third-party transfer records · rights handling

LAW

Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA)

Korean personal-information governance and protection obligations.

Evidence scope

privacy notices · processing records · security safeguards · rights requests

LAW

Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL)

Chinese personal-information processing requirements within applicable scope.

Evidence scope

processing inventory · legal basis · sensitive-data classification · rights handling

Assurance & frameworks

STANDARD

ISO/IEC 27001

Information-security management systems and risk-based controls.

Evidence scope

ISMS scope · risk treatment · control evidence · internal audit

STANDARD

ISO/IEC 27701

Privacy information management systems.

Evidence scope

PIMS scope · processing inventory · privacy risk assessments · control evidence

STANDARD

ISO/IEC 42001

AI management systems and governance.

Evidence scope

AI inventory · risk/impact assessments · AI governance policies · control evidence

ASSURANCE

SOC 2

Independent examination against applicable Trust Services Criteria.

Evidence scope

control operation evidence · population/sample evidence · independent report · covered scope

CONTROL_FRAMEWORK

NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0

Cybersecurity risk governance and control framework.

Evidence scope

current profile · target profile · control mappings · risk evidence

CONTROL_FRAMEWORK

NIST AI Risk Management Framework

AI risk management and trustworthy AI governance.

Evidence scope

AI inventory · risk assessments · evaluation evidence · monitoring

STANDARD

PCI DSS

Payment-card data security requirements where applicable.

Evidence scope

cardholder-data-flow · technical controls · security testing · access reviews

SAP security

Protect your critical SAP applications from AI-powered threats.

Securely accelerate your SAP AI and RISE adoption. ELITZE treats SAP as a business-critical security plane and maps SAP security configuration, SAP BTP identity and authorization, roles and privileged access, security and audit logs, and trust/certificate configuration into an evidence-gated control model.

Speed and confidence. Not a trade-off.

SAP-changing actions remain subject to ELITZE policy, authorization, approval and audit controls.

Security ecosystem

Bring evidence from the systems that already run the enterprise.

BUSINESS PLATFORM

SAP Security & Compliance

S/4HANA security configuration · SAP BTP identity/authorization · Cloud Identity Services

Observe by default. SAP-changing actions require ELITZE policy, authorization, approval and audit controls.
VALIDATION

Adversarial Exposure Validation

external attack-surface validation · internal attack-path validation · cloud identity exposure

Active testing requires an explicitly authorized target, scope, safety guardrails, impact limits, emergency stop and complete action logging.
SIEM

Splunk

security events · detections · notable activity

Read/ingest by default; suppressive or destructive actions require approval.
NETWORK

CrowdStrike

detections · endpoint posture · identity exposure

Containment/remediation remains separately authorized and auditable.
NETWORK

Palo Alto Networks

network security events · policy changes · vulnerability/exposure context

Observe first; policy or network changes require explicit authorization.
IDENTITY

Enterprise identity providers

users · groups · roles

Identity lifecycle changes require policy and approval where configured.
CLOUD

AWS / Microsoft Azure / Google Cloud

identity · resource configuration · network exposure

Read-only observation is the default. Mutating cloud actions require ELITZE authorization.
WORKFLOW

GitHub DevSecOps

repositories · workflows · branch protections

Repository writes, workflow changes and secret mutations require separate privileged authorization.
WORKFLOW

ServiceNow / Jira

security tickets · ownership · SLA state

Ticket creation can be automated when authorized; production changes require destination approval controls.
CLOUD

Kubernetes

cluster configuration · workloads · RBAC

Cluster mutation requires explicit policy/approval and a complete audit trail.
Legal control set

Contract layers

Terms of Service
Privacy Notice
Data Processing Addendum
Security Addendum
Subprocessor Register
Acceptable Use Policy
Vulnerability Disclosure Policy
Incident Response Framework
External verification boundary

ELITZE records assurance; it does not manufacture it.

Independent auditors, certification bodies, penetration testers, counsel, insurers and regulators remain the authoritative source for their respective independent conclusions.

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