Governance, Risk and Compliance JupiterOne launches continuous controls monitoring for security and compliance June 2, 2026 Share By SC Staff (Adobe Stock) JupiterOne Inc. has launched JupiterOne Continuous Controls Monitoring (CCM), a new product designed to test the effectiveness of security and compliance controls across cloud, SaaS, and hybrid environments. This offering aims to address a gap in the market where existing tools often verify the existence of controls on paper rather than their actual operational status. The product evaluates controls against live asset data, flagging deviations as they occur and generating audit-ready evidence from current data sources, based on information published by Silicon Angle. CCM assesses controls using live asset data rather than static documentation like screenshots or spreadsheets. It is engineered to detect control drift in real-time and can map a single control definition across multiple compliance frameworks, including SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST, FedRAMP, and HIPAA. The platform leverages JupiterOne's graph-based data model and over 200 integrations, analyzing controls not in isolation but by examining the relationships between assets, identities, cloud resources, and security findings. An integrated AI layer allows users to query compliance status and evidence using natural language. Source: Silicon Angle SC Staff Related Compliance Management Sectigo launches AI-powered server for certificate lifecycle management SC Staff June 2, 2026 The MCP Server for Sectigo Certificate Manager acts as a secure intermediary between AI agents, such as Microsoft Copilot and Claude, and Sectigo's certificate management platform. Government Regulations California amendment would exempt Linux from age verification law SC Staff May 27, 2026 The Linux community had raised concerns that the open-source nature of the software, lacking commercial ownership and centralized account infrastructure, would make enforcing such a policy difficult. Government Regulations Dutch government blocks US IT giant’s acquisition of cloud provider SC Staff May 26, 2026 The Dutch minister for the digital economy announced a complete prohibition on the acquisition, which would have allowed Kyndryl to purchase Solvinity for an undisclosed sum. Related Events Cybercast Mainframe Security in a Changing Regulatory Landscape: Aligning with NYDFS, DORA, and Beyond On-Demand Event Cybercast From checklists to intelligence: Integrating AI into your GRC strategy On-Demand Event Get daily email updates SC Media's daily must-read of the most current and pressing daily news Business Email By clicking the Subscribe button below, you agree to SC Media Terms of Use and Privacy Policy . Subscribe Related Terms Business Impact Analysis (BIA) British Standard 7799 Chain of Custody Competitive Intelligence Data Custodian Due Care Due Diligence You can skip this ad in 5 seconds