Security Vision has introduced Self-Assessment, a specialized portal that consolidates information security self-evaluations across entire corporate holdings and groups of companies.
Many organizations face fragmented compliance tracking, where one subsidiary may fully meet requirements while another leaves audit remarks unresolved in email threads for years, and a third stores reports in isolated spreadsheets. The new Security Vision SA platform brings all self-assessment data into a single environment, enabling centralized control over remediation efforts.
The solution covers the full lifecycle of security self-assessment. This includes preparation of requirements, distribution of questionnaires, collection of responses with validation, calculation of results according to chosen methodologies, and ongoing monitoring of corrective actions. Parent companies receive both high-level overviews and granular visibility into individual subsidiaries and systems.
Requirements can be imported, grouped into templates, assigned to specific domains, and maintained with full version history. Assessments may be launched on a schedule or triggered for specific tasks, with questions routed to responsible specialists. Responses and supporting justifications undergo validation before results are computed, including support for an organization’s own internal methodology.
When compliance can be verified through metrics, the system supports automatic population of answers after criteria are configured. Unfulfilled requirements are automatically converted into action plans that include responsible parties, deadlines, and status tracking. Management can monitor which companies are actively addressing issues and identify areas where work has stalled.
The platform also provides reports and interactive dashboards with drill-down capabilities to specific organizations or systems. In addition, it maintains a registry of internal normative documents, tracks their versions, and notifies employees when they need to review updates.
By establishing a unified methodology, Security Vision aims to reduce manual data consolidation and help organizations allocate security resources according to actual priorities. The first demonstration of Security Vision SA will take place on October 27-28 at the SOC Forum.
