Lighthouse brings security compliance and governance into one product: program design from a ready-made control catalogue, evidence tracking, ISO 27001 and TISAX compliance tracking, a center for policies and roles with a Policy Design Agent, and management reviews. Routine work runs by itself, and a person makes each decision.
Lighthouse does the routine work in each feature and leaves the decisions to a person.
Lighthouse starts from the Aegyx Security Framework, a catalogue of plainly worded controls you can test. You set an objective, and the Program Designer builds the programme from it.
255 controls in 21 domains, grouped by who does the work (governance, people, IT operations, resilience, partners), plus domains that apply only to some organisations.
Each control has an objective, a statement of what is true when it is in place, a test procedure, the evidence that proves it and the policy statements that commit to it.
Set the level and the frameworks you are aiming for, with target dates. Each control sits at Essential, Standard or Advanced, so a level can be the goal without a certification.
Add a control, take a domain up to a level, add a whole level, or add everything your objective needs. Nothing is recorded until you apply the selection, and whatever you leave out is excluded.
Apply a control at Basic, Extended or Strict. A 20-person remote company and a 2,000-person manufacturer can adopt the same control at different tiers.
Each control lists the evidence it needs. Lighthouse collects what it can, tracks when the rest is due, and keeps each control’s status up to date.
Each control lists the evidence the ASF expects, such as a policy, a setting or a review, with how it is collected, how often, and when it is next due.
Lighthouse asks Shield questions such as “does every active asset have an owner?” each day, and stores each answer as a dated check linked to the records.
Expiring evidence or an overdue check moves a control to “Needs attention” without anyone editing it, and shows the owner why.
Files, links and attestations, each dated and valid for a set period. By default a person accepts each item, and a small organisation can switch that step off.
Once every requirement on a control holds, Lighthouse proposes marking it implemented, and one click from a person records it.
Its decision, status, what you actually do, its owner, evidence and checks, the ASF text and framework mappings, and its history.
Each framework’s requirements are mapped onto your controls, so several frameworks share one programme and coverage updates as you work.
The management-system clauses and Annex A, each requirement mapped onto the controls that meet it.
Requirements split by level (must, should, high and very high protection), so you can track each level separately.
Each requirement shows as implemented, partial or not implemented, and updates whenever a control changes. Requirements with no control, and controls below the required tier, show as gaps.
Certified to ISO 27001 and asked for TISAX? Add it as a goal and see which additional controls it requires.
Each policy statement is linked to the controls it commits to, so Lighthouse can show which topics are covered and which commitments no control supports.
A policy consists of readable text and statements, and each statement is linked to the controls it commits to. Lighthouse shows what a policy covers and what a draft leaves out.
46 topics a policy set needs to cover and 24 suggested policies to start from. Whether you write one document or ten, coverage is tracked per topic.
Import a policy as plain text or Markdown. It is split at its headings, and its list items are offered as statements.
The owner approves and publishes in one step. Every published version is kept, with its author and approver.
When a policy is published, Lighthouse adds it as evidence for the controls that require it.
Writing policies is the slowest part of a programme. The agent works beside the editor, in a conversation about the policy, a section or a statement. It starts from your own controls rather than a generic template, and never changes a word a person did not accept.
It proposes wording from the controls behind a section’s topics and their template statements.
Each proposed edit waits in the draft, where it would land, citing what it comes from, until the author accepts it, as it stands or reworded, or rejects it.
It points out what a policy commits to that nobody could evidence.
It marks topics and controls on an imported text.
If it needs to know whether contractors use the company’s accounts, it asks. It keeps an answer for later when the author says so.
Lighthouse works fully without agents. Every claim the agent makes cites the ASF or a published text.
The roles register lists the security roles your organisation has and who holds them, starting from a suggested set.
Each security role with its purpose, responsibilities, authority, reporting line, current holder and previous holders.
12 suggested roles from the ASF that you can adopt, reword, merge or replace.
Roles nobody holds are counted and shown.
Every decision is versioned, so you can answer what changed, who changed it and why from Lighthouse itself.
Controls implemented, verified and needing attention, checks due in the next 30 days, the controls map, and coverage for each framework.
See what changed since a snapshot, the last 30 or 90 days, the last upgrade or a date you choose. Each change shows what moved, who did it and why.
Take a snapshot at each management review. Compare the headline figures then and now, and open the controls map as it stood.
Moving to a newer release carries over every decision, check and piece of evidence, and asks owners to confirm that each implemented control still holds.
Where Shield holds the records (assets, applications, suppliers, risks), Lighthouse runs the checks the ASF defines against them every day and stores each result as a dated check. If three laptops lose their owner, the “every asset has an owner” check fails the next morning, and its link opens those three laptops in Shield.
One sign-in covers both products, and Lighthouse also runs without Shield.
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