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FRAMEWORKS

One control foundation. Multiple obligations.

Security frameworks often overlap, but they are not interchangeable. SecureC helps teams organize shared controls and evidence while preserving each standard’s scope, terminology and assurance process.

Route by the obligation in front of you

Each entry below explains what the framework is for and where to go next. Sections are linked directly from the navigation, so you can send a colleague straight to the one that applies.

Global

ISO/IEC 27001

Establish and improve an information security management system.

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US buyers

SOC 2

Prepare controls and evidence for independent attestation against applicable Trust Services Criteria.

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US healthcare

HIPAA

Support administrative, physical and technical safeguard readiness for relevant healthcare organizations.

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Payments

PCI DSS

Protect payment account data and prepare for the appropriate validation path.

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EU / UK

GDPR

Connect privacy governance and security measures for EU personal-data processing.

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India

India

Prepare for DPDP obligations, CERT-In directions/guidance and customer security requirements.

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Emerging

AI governance

Organize AI risks, policies and evidence around ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF as the product matures.

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SELECTION GUIDANCE

Choose for your situation, not for the logo

Choose based on customer contracts, geography, industry, data, platform architecture and assurance expectations—not the framework with the best-known logo.
  • What your signed and pipeline contracts actually require
  • Which markets and jurisdictions you sell into
  • The category of data you hold and who it belongs to
  • How your platform is architected and who operates it
  • Whether the buyer expects certification, attestation or answers
  • What your team can operate after the audit period ends

A NOTE ON OVERLAP

Shared controls, separate scopes

A common control model lets one piece of approved evidence support several requirements. It does not merge the frameworks: applicability, sufficiency and terminology remain specific to each standard and each audit scope, and independent assurance stays independent.

Unsure which framework applies?

Start a scoping conversation and we will work through customers, geography, data and assurance expectations before recommending anything.

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