InfoSecGPT
Implement controls against a realistic company, test whether they hold, and rehearse the audit — before the work is high-stakes.
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The gap
A control that only exists on paper will not survive a competent auditor. This environment is for implementation, evidence, and defence.
How it works
You do not memorise the standard. You run a complete ISMS cycle until the work is familiar.
Select industry, size, and difficulty. The scenario includes assets, constraints, and compliance pressure.
Implement clauses 4–10 and the Annex A controls relevant to that organisation.
Run control tests, collect evidence, score effectiveness, and treat the risks you found.
Defend the work to an AI auditor. Record findings, remediate, and repeat.
Platform
From organisational context through audit findings — structured the way a real programme is run.
Generate a realistic organisation. Industry, size, and difficulty change the constraints you design for.
Work through ISO 27001 clauses 4–10: context, leadership, planning, support, operation, evaluation, improvement.
Implement all 93 controls with checklists, evidence requirements, and sample findings, then test whether they hold.
Identify assets, threats, and vulnerabilities. Score likelihood and impact, then treat risk rather than decorating a SoA.
Practice internal, certification, and surveillance audits. Questions focus on effectiveness, not existence.
Ask in the context of your scenario — a clause, a control, an evidence gap — and apply the guidance immediately.
Frameworks
Practice the frameworks GRC teams are asked to implement, and see how the controls map across them.
| Framework | What you practice |
|---|---|
| ISO/IEC 27001 | Clauses 4–10 and all 93 Annex A controls. The core of the platform. |
| GDPR | Articles covering lawful processing, data subject rights, and accountability. |
| HIPAA | Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification rules for protected health information. |
| NIS2 | Network and information security obligations for essential and important entities. |
| SOC 2 | Trust Services Criteria across security, availability, and confidentiality. |
| Framework mapping | Identify overlap so the same control is not implemented five times. |
Who it is for
Rehearse control design and evidence collection before inheriting a live programme.
Pressure-test how you would scope an ISMS for a new industry or company size.
Practice findings language, client conversation, and risk treatment on disposable scenarios.
Build a body of implementation work, not another certificate screenshot.
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