Compliance Reporting From Existing Security Findings
Customer Type: MSSP Managing Multiple Client Environments
Primary Framework(s): SOC 2
Workflow Type: Findings → SOC 2 Control Mapping
Customer Profile
- MSSP delivering EDR, vulnerability management, and cloud monitoring
- Clients often request SOC 2 support after security services are in place
- Needs to translate technical findings into compliance outcomes
The Challenge
- Security tools generated findings but not compliance context
- Clients asked which findings impacted SOC 2 controls
- Manual mapping across frameworks was impossible at scale
- MSSP needed compliance differentiation to justify premium pricing
How They Used CMAI
- Aggregated findings from security tools (SIEM, EDR, vuln scanners)
- Normalized into JSON/OCSF-style payloads
- Sent findings into CMAI API
- Returned SOC 2 control mappings per finding
- Produced compliance dashboards showing control coverage and violations
Implementation Pattern
SIEM + Scanner Findings → CMAI API → SOC 2 Tags → Client Dashboard + Audit Reporting
Results Delivered
- Compliance Differentiation without changing tool stack
- Faster Time-to-SOC2 for existing security customers
- New Upsell Motion: compliance-as-a-service
Why This Was a Fit
They already had the security data—they just needed a mapping layer to translate findings into audit-aligned compliance value.
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Drop-In Compliance Annotation (Universal Pattern)
CMAI is deployed as a stateless API inside existing pipelines to automatically tag findings, policies, and questionnaires with structured control mappings—without requiring platform migration or centralized data storage.