Attach evidence once. Reuse it everywhere.
Cybereen's evidence library versions every document, screenshot, and policy you upload — and auto-fulfils overlapping controls across Essential Eight, ISO 27001, APRA CPS 234, and NIST CSF.
Upload once. Satisfy many. Defend always.
Evidence in Cybereen isn't a folder of attachments. It's a versioned, signed, multi-standard graph that your auditor, board, and team all read from.
Single upload, multi-standard fulfilment.
One MFA screenshot satisfies Essential Eight MFA, ISO A.5.17, NIST PR.AA-01, and CPS 234 at the same time. Tag once, score everywhere.
Version history + diff, per document.
Every re-upload is a new version. See what changed, who attested, when. Roll back if needed. The chain of custody is the artefact.
Auditor-ready export, signed timestamps.
One-click bundle: every artefact, every version, every signature, hashed and dated. Hand it to your auditor. Hand it to a regulator. No rummaging.
Three steps. Years of reuse.
From "where did we save that thing" to a single library that your team, your auditor, and your scoring engine all draw from.
Upload or link.
Drag-drop a file, or paste an S3 / SharePoint / Google Drive URL. Cybereen indexes the artefact, hashes it, and starts tracking versions from minute one.
2.4 MB · indexed · v1 created
Tag controls.
Suggest-as-you-type against every active standard. Cybereen proposes the controls one artefact is likely to satisfy. One screenshot routinely covers 5+ controls.
Reuse + audit.
Subsequent assessments see the existing evidence inline. Auditors see the full chain of custody — uploader, dates, hashes, attestations — without you opening a folder.
80-person AU MSP. Two audits. One upload cycle.
A managed service provider, annually audited against both ISO 27001 and Essential Eight ML2. Same controls. Same evidence. Two parallel folders, until Cybereen.
From ~40% duplicated evidence to zero, in one indexing pass.
Before Cybereen: two SharePoint trees, one per standard, with the same MFA screenshot saved twice and the same patching report exported twice. The library re-indexed every artefact in two days and the duplication problem evaporated — the second audit now reads from the first audit's library.
across the two audits
covers both audits
versioned, hashed
per artefact
"We used to have the same MFA screenshot in two SharePoint trees with different filenames. Now we have one. Two audits read from it. That's the whole story."
The library is the spine of the platform.
Evidence attaches inline in maturity assessments, fans out via multi-standard mapping, and rolls up into the reports your auditor and board actually open.
Evidence library
Versions every artefact, hashes every upload, and signs the chain of custody. One source of truth for every standard you run.
The three we get asked first.
What file types do you support? +
Where is evidence stored? +
Does evidence expire? +
Stop saving the same screenshot twice.
One library. Every standard. Versioned, signed, audit-trail-grade. Bring your existing evidence — we'll index it on day one.