A scanner can only prove the controls it can see. SBCMSP shows every control as automated, attested, or undocumented — then generates the shortest possible questionnaire to close the gaps honestly.
Automated scanning nails the technical half of any framework — encryption, configuration, access. But policy, training, incident response, and vendor management aren’t things a scanner can see. Most tools quietly mark those “unknown” and inflate the score anyway.
SBCMSP is honest about it. Every control shows one of three states: automated (proven by a scan or a connected integration), attested (a person affirmed it, recorded with their email, IP, and timestamp), or undocumented (the real gap).
For the undocumented controls, the platform generates the shortest possible questionnaire targeting only what’s missing. Answer once, and the report cites your attestation with a date — and because controls are grouped into concept families, one answer satisfies the equivalent control in every other framework.
Concept families propagate a single answer across every framework’s equivalent control.
Automated where possible, attested where needed.
Automated where the scanner can see it, attested where it can’t — with a date on every claim.
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