The year wheel keeps the rhythm
Every recurring task comes from a policy, with who did it, when, the next date and a dot that shows if it is proven.
- Tasks that come from your policies
- Who did it, and when
- Evidence status at a glance
The year wheel turns your policies into recurring tasks with an owner and a date. Complete a task with a file, and it counts as proof for its controls.
Book a demoWeeks before the audit, everyone hunts through mail and shared drives for screenshots from last spring.
CyberJuice reminds the owner when each recurring task is due. Your team adds the proof where the work happens, so it stays dated and tied to the right controls.
A year of dated proof per control, and you can see at a glance what is missing or has expired.
Every recurring task comes from a policy, with who did it, when, the next date and a dot that shows if it is proven.
Record the date, who ran it and the report itself. CyberJuice even suggests what counts as proof.
On a requirement you see its evidence with dates and how long it stays valid, so you know what to renew.
Show me the restore test, says the auditor. And the hunt begins. Somebody's inbox, a shared drive, maybe last year's folder.
In CyberJuice, the proof has a home before anyone asks. The restore test is a task on your year wheel, tied to the backup control. Red means it isn't proven yet.
It even tells you what counts as proof: a backup log, or a restore test report.
Record it: the date, who ran it, and the report itself. The file sits on the task, and the control it proves.
Submit, and the red turns green, right where the auditor will look.
Next time the auditor asks, the answer is on the screen. A dated file, on the control it proves.
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