Launch notes and engineering write-ups, each one sourced to the changelog, the landscape atlas, or a white paper already on this site — no claim here that isn’t traceable to something we shipped.
The DoD SPRS Basic Assessment formula, the real 42/14/51 Annex A weight split, the two partial-credit exceptions, and the one requirement that can stop the assessment cold - using the same numbers CMDash's own scoring function computes.
Read the post →A line-by-line account of what CMDash's switching importer reads out of a Vanta export, what it deliberately leaves behind, and why - the same claims /switch/vanta makes, with the source.
Read the post →A recap of ROADMAP-V80 waves 1 through 3 — the trial funnel, activation, and monetisation releases that shipped before this blog did, and why we built them in that order.
Read the post →The Cybersecurity Landscape Atlas is 72 areas and 565 vendor entries, kept current by a biweekly refresh that checks source APIs rather than vendor marketing pages — including our own listing, which carries zero scoring weight.
Read the post →Every mechanism behind the vCISO multi-client roll-up already shipped — the cross-client view, the partner console, the white-labelled board pack. What was missing was any data to render, and why.
Read the post →How the DoD Basic Assessment score is actually calculated, which gaps can go on a POA&M and for how long, and the one sentence every CMMC tool should say about itself but most do not.
Read the post →A board or audit committee asks a small, repeatable set of questions about security. The hard part is rarely the metric — it's knowing which dashboard tile, report slide, or register already has it.
Read the post →Mission, ISMS scope, a starting RACI, committee terms of reference, and the clause 9.3 review cycle — a fill-in-the-blanks charter for a security programme with no written charter.
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