See your control posture across every framework in one view
"Where do we stand?" shouldn't take a week to answer
When leadership asks "where do we stand on ISO and NIS2?", the honest answer lives in several control sets, a few spreadsheets, and the heads of three different owners. Pulling it together for a board update is manual work that's stale the moment it's finished.
The harder problem is comparison. ISO 27001, NIS2, and DORA each have their own control structure, and there's no single view showing where you're strong, where you're thin, and which gaps cut across frameworks.
So weak areas stay invisible until an audit or an incident surfaces them — and "we think we're mostly there" is not a position you want to defend to a board or a supervisory authority.
What you can do with the Compliance Overview
- See total controls per framework, alongside how many are fully, partially, or not implemented.
- Read implementation percentage by category, so weak control groups stand out instantly.
- Visualize maturity on a spider/radar diagram spanning your control categories at once.
- Score control posture by group, not just one headline number for the whole estate.
- Filter by applicability and implementation status to separate in-scope gaps from noise.
- Track controls by responsible person and unit to see ownership and accountability.
What it delivers to your program
- Walk into the board meeting with a current picture — the dashboard reflects live control status, not last quarter's snapshot.
- Point to the weakest categories in seconds, so remediation effort goes where the gaps actually are.
- Compare frameworks side by side, turning "are we ISO and NIS2 ready?" into an evidenced answer.
- Replace the pre-meeting spreadsheet scramble with a current view you can hand up.
- Show clear ownership per unit, so accountability for each control group is unambiguous.
Built for compliance
This dashboard reports on the control sets you maintain in DPMS, mapping implementation status to the frameworks that apply to your organization.
| What DPMS does | Maps to | How |
|---|---|---|
| Reports implementation status of information-security controls | ISO 27001:2022 Annex A | Per-control status rolled up by category and group |
| Evidences cybersecurity risk-management measures | NIS2 Art. 21 | Implementation percentage across applicable control categories |
| Surfaces ICT risk-management coverage and maturity | DORA Art. 6 | Maturity distribution across control groups, filterable by unit |
| Maps control categories to functions for posture comparison | NIST CSF 2.0 | Spider/radar view across categories |
| Documents control ownership and governance of measures | GDPR Art. 32 | Status tracked per responsible person and unit |
Why Priverion
Unlike general-purpose GRC tools where the dashboard sits apart from the work, this overview reads directly from the controls and ownership you already manage in DPMS. There's no separate reporting layer to maintain and no re-keying — change a control's status and the framework comparison, category percentages, and spider diagram update from the same source. The cross-framework view and radar visualization are built for the moment you present upward, so the data your team enters once becomes the picture your board sees.
Questions CISOs ask before a demo
Can I compare multiple frameworks in one view?
Can I filter the dashboard by team or business unit?
Does this replace my control management?
Where is the data hosted?
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