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AI-Powered Enterprise Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management (TRiSCM) Platform

Build Digital Trust with DigitalXForce, the AI-powered Enterprise Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management (TRiSCM) platform, a category DigitalXForce defined, for continuous, automated GRC and cyber resilience. The assurance layer of the platform is Continuous Control Assurance, which includes Continuous Control Monitoring.

TRiSCM* = Automated GRC + X-SPM

*TRiSCM (Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management)
X-SPM is Extended Security Posture Management.

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Why risk programs still cannot say whether a control works today

Most risk teams are asked to prove continuous oversight with the staff they had for annual reviews. An assurance gap is the time, or the set of controls, for which an organization has no current evidence that a control still operates as expected. In a mid-size or large organization, the assurance gap opens in three places.

Point-in-time evidence goes stale between audits

External audits, certifications and internal audit run on cycles, and periodic assessment is still necessary. Evidence gathered for one of those cycles shows that a control existed on the day the file was collected. It does not show whether the control kept working in the weeks that followed. The assurance gap shows up when the board asks about a control that passed the last audit and nobody has evidence from after that date.

Governance, risk and compliance (GRC) and security telemetry keep separate records

Security tools show the live state of a control, and the GRC record shows what someone attested about it. The security, compliance and risk teams each keep their own version of that control, and the versions drift apart. Control owners hand over the same evidence for the audit, for the security review and again for a customer questionnaire.

Suppliers, AI and recovery plans sit outside the control record

Vendor risk in many programs still rests on questionnaires, so a change at a critical supplier reaches the risk team late. Many teams also run AI models, copilots and agents that nobody has added to an inventory. Business continuity and recovery plans are often written without a link to the live status of the controls they depend on.

From Monitoring to Digital Trust

Monitoring tells you something changed.

Continuous Monitoring observes relevant systems, telemetry, signals and changes. Continuous Control Monitoring (CCM) monitors conditions, evidence and signals associated with controls. CCM is a capability within Continuous Control Assurance.

Continuous Control Assurance determines whether your controls are actually effective.

DigitalXForce continuously collects evidence, validates controls and identifies where expected control performance and actual conditions diverge.

Enterprise TRiSCM connects assurance to enterprise risk.

Control assurance is connected to security posture, compliance, enterprise risk, third parties, AI systems and operational resilience rather than evaluated in isolation.

Digital Trust translates that evidence into an enterprise-level outcome.

DigitalXForce gives security, risk and business leaders a continuously informed view of whether the digital environment can be trusted, where assurance is weakening and where action is required.

The DigitalXForce platform architecture

DigitalXForce platform architecture: Monitor, Validate, Connect, Translate Continuous Control Monitoring (CCM), a capability, monitors conditions, evidence and signals associated with controls and feeds Continuous Control Assurance (CCA), the strategic top level, which determines whether controls continue to operate as expected. CCA connects into Enterprise TRiSCM, Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management, which covers third-party risk, security posture, compliance and risk operations through the XForce Risk Operations Center. Enterprise TRiSCM translates into Digital Trust. The AI engine AI JedAI and the module AI TRiSCM work across all four steps. Everything runs on one shared data layer fed by evidence from 250+ technology integrations. 1 MONITOR Continuous Control Monitoring (CCM) A capability within CCA Monitors conditions, evidence and signals associated with controls. 2 VALIDATE Continuous Control Assurance (CCA) The strategic top level Determines whether controls continue to operate as expected. 3 CONNECT Enterprise TRiSCM Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management Third-party risk TPRM Security posture X-SPM, ESRPM Compliance Automated GRC Risk operations XForce Risk Operations Center (X-ROC) 4 TRANSLATE Digital Trust The enterprise outcome Translates connected assurance and risk evidence for decision makers, through the Digital Trust Score. AI JedAI and AI TRiSCM AI JedAI, the AI engine, analyzes control evidence and live telemetry at every step. AI TRiSCM, the module, governs the AI an organization runs and buys. One shared data layer All 15 modules read and write the same data, so one failed control result reaches every view. Evidence from 250+ technology integrations Read from IAM, SIEM, cloud, OT/IoT, SecOps and enterprise systems where controls run.
DigitalXForce platform architecture: Monitor, Validate, Connect, Translate Continuous Control Monitoring (CCM), a capability, monitors conditions, evidence and signals associated with controls and feeds Continuous Control Assurance (CCA), the strategic top level, which determines whether controls continue to operate as expected. CCA connects into Enterprise TRiSCM, Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management, which covers third-party risk, security posture, compliance and risk operations through the XForce Risk Operations Center. Enterprise TRiSCM translates into Digital Trust. The AI engine AI JedAI and the module AI TRiSCM work across all four steps. Everything runs on one shared data layer fed by evidence from 250+ technology integrations. 1 MONITOR Continuous Control Monitoring (CCM) A capability within CCA Monitors conditions, evidence and signals associated with controls. 2 VALIDATE Continuous Control Assurance (CCA) The strategic top level Determines whether controls continue to operate as expected. 3 CONNECT Enterprise TRiSCM Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management Third-party risk TPRM Security posture X-SPM, ESRPM Compliance Automated GRC Risk operations XForce Risk Operations Center (X-ROC) 4 TRANSLATE Digital Trust The enterprise outcome Translates connected assurance and risk evidence for decision makers, through the Digital Trust Score. AI JedAI and AI TRiSCM AI JedAI, the AI engine, analyzes control evidence and live telemetry at every step. AI TRiSCM, the module, governs the AI an organization runs and buys. One shared data layer All 15 modules read and write the same data, so one failed control result reaches every view. Evidence from 250+ technology integrations Read from IAM, SIEM, cloud, OT/IoT, SecOps and enterprise systems where controls run.

Continuous Control Monitoring feeds Continuous Control Assurance, which connects into Enterprise TRiSCM and translates into Digital Trust, all on one shared data layer fed by evidence from 250+ technology integrations.

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Core Efficiency Gains

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What each risk leader gets from DigitalXForce

DigitalXForce serves mid-size and large organizations, and the CISO, the compliance lead, the third-party risk lead and the CFO each need something different from the same control record.

For the chief information security officer (CISO)

All 15 DigitalXForce modules share one data layer, so a CISO sees the same result for a control in the compliance view, the posture view and the risk register. X-ROC, the XForce Risk Operations Center, turns each failed control into an alert with its evidence attached and ranks it by quantified business impact instead of by a severity label alone. The finding closes only when a retest passes.

For the head of GRC or compliance

Continuous Control Assurance (CCA) uses evidence, monitoring and validation to determine whether controls continue to operate as expected. DigitalXForce maps each control once to 50+ compliance frameworks, so the evidence gathered for one control counts in every framework that control is mapped to. Every test result is stored with the evidence it read and a timestamp, and auditors review that evidence in the same platform the team used to prepare for the audit.

For the head of third-party risk

DigitalXForce sorts suppliers into Tier 1 Critical, Tier 2 High and Tier 3 Commodity. The tier decides how much evidence DigitalXForce reads and how often. External Risk View watches suppliers in every tier from the outside and needs no agent, no questionnaire and no cooperation from the supplier. When a supplier reports a breach, AI JedAI maps it to the services and data that depend on that supplier.

For the board or chief financial officer (CFO) sponsor

Cyber risk quantification (CRQ) quantifies a cyber risk in dollars, giving the financial loss the organization would face if the risk materializes. XForce GPT drafts the board narrative from AI JedAI’s analysis, and an analyst reviews it before anyone relies on it. Every figure in a board report traces back to the tool it came from, the control it belongs to and the date it was read.

What Sets DigitalXForce Apart 

DigitalXForce: A New Hope for Cybersecurity – DigitalX Simplified, Unified, Monetized, Operationalized

DigitalXForce Vs other GRC/IRM Platforms Comparison Table

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Controls mapped once to 50+ compliance frameworks

Supports 50+ Compliance Frameworks and 250+ Technology Integrations

Identify

Asset Management

Governance

Supply Chain Risk Management

Business Environment

Risk Assessment

Risk Management Strategy

Protect

Identity Management & Access
Control

Data Security Info, Protection
Processes Maintenance

Awareness & Training

Protective Technology

Detect

Security Continuous Monitoring
Anomalies & Events
Detection Processes

Respond & Recover

Response & Recovery Planning    

Analysis & Mitigation

Communications

Improvements

NIST CSF

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Technology and Service Provider Partnerships
Technology and Service Provider Partnerships

What Makes DigitalXForce Unique?

Security teams face mounting challenges: destructive cyber attacks, device proliferation, skilled professional shortages, and regulatory pressures. DigitalXForce addresses common struggles such as misaligned teams, unclear ownership, disconnected controls, and duplicate compliance efforts.

One Platform. Complete Security Visibility. Real Business Impact.

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FAQ

What is DigitalXForce?

DigitalXForce is an AI-powered GRC platform for Enterprise TRiSCM, Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management, a category DigitalXForce defined. It converges automated GRC and security posture management (TRiSCM = Automated GRC + X-SPM) into one real-time system that delivers Continuous Control Assurance, risk quantification, and digital trust.

TRiSCM, or Trust, Risk, Security and Compliance Management, is a category of enterprise software defined by DigitalXForce that converges automated governance, risk and compliance with security posture management into a single real-time system, replacing periodic control validation with continuous control assurance. The formula is TRiSCM = Automated GRC + X-SPM.

CISOs, risk leaders, compliance teams and boards use DigitalXForce at organizations that need continuous, evidence-based answers about security and compliance. The full platform serves mid-size and large organizations across finance, healthcare, technology, government and more. DigitalXForce Lite is the same platform hosted in the cloud, for any organization that prefers cloud hosting.

Three things: it is AI-native rather than retrofitted, it validates controls continuously against live telemetry instead of annual evidence requests, and it unifies GRC with security posture management in one data layer. Recognition includes Leader placement in the IDC MarketScape for Governance, Risk, and Compliance software, 2025, and in the IDC MarketScape for Third-Party Risk Management software, 2026.

The platform maps controls to 50+ compliance frameworks, including NIST CSF, ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, DORA, and NIS2, and connects to 250+ technology integrations across cloud, identity, endpoint, vulnerability, and ITSM.

Request a demo. You will see Automated GRC, Enterprise Security Risk and Posture Management (ESRPM) and X-ROC, the XForce Risk Operations Center, working on use cases like yours, end to end, with your questions answered live.

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