Roadmaps
Sequence priorities into a realistic execution plan tied to the requirements that matter.
Cocoon CS is the cybersecurity supply-chain risk management and compliance execution platform for regulated organizations.
Turn requirements into roadmaps, policies, procedures, owned activities, and secure evidence—so your team has a practical path from its current position to formal review.
Helping regulated organizations build and maintain cybersecurity programs since 2001.
Cocoon CS has supported customers through successful audits and assessments.
Most platforms identify what is missing. Cocoon CS gives your team the governed work products and workflows needed to close those gaps and keep the program operating.
Sequence priorities into a realistic execution plan tied to the requirements that matter.
Establish approved direction without starting every document from a blank page.
Translate policy intent into repeatable methods that teams can actually follow.
Assign the work, owners, evidence, and review dates that move the program forward.
Compare framework readiness without splitting the organization into separate compliance programs.
CMMC82
ISO 2700178
SOC 292
EU CRA71
NIS265
Connect every finding to the policy, procedure, activity, owner, due date, and evidence needed to resolve it.
Evidence Collector connects to your systems, builds the artifacts your program needs, and uploads those artifacts into the Cocoon CS evidence repository.
Your source-system information stays in place while controlled evidence becomes available for review, reuse, and audit preparation.
Controls with owners91%
Current evidence86%
Open exceptions7
Reviewer questions3
See control ownership, evidence currency, open exceptions, and reviewer questions in one audit-readiness view.
Teams enter audit preparation with fewer surprises because the work and supporting evidence are visible before the auditor asks.
Assess your starting pointManage supplier cybersecurity as part of the same governed program used for internal compliance.
Google Workspace
GitHubRun the desktop collector where your security model requires it—including locally managed environments and enclaves.
The controlled artifact workflow helps regulated and defence organizations reduce unnecessary movement of sensitive source information.
Discuss your environmentCocoon CS has evolved with cybersecurity requirements since 2001. The platform combines established compliance methods, secure automation, and expert-guided governance in one operating model.
Program workflows shaped by real audit and assessment experience.
AI assists the work while governance, evidence, and accountable decisions remain visible.
Combine the platform with Fractional CISO or Fractional Compliance Officer support to establish priorities, manage the workflow, and maintain momentum.
Representative outcomes from the kinds of challenges Cocoon CS helps regulated organizations address.
A fragmented gap list becomes a roadmap-backed program with practical procedures, accountable owners, and visible progress.
Audit preparation begins with evidence, ownership, exceptions, and remaining work already visible to the team.
Supplier cybersecurity moves from an isolated inventory into the same program used to manage risk and compliance.
Start with an assessment if you are not yet sure which framework, roadmap, or service is the right fit.
No. Assessments establish the starting point; the platform then connects findings to roadmaps, policies, procedures, activities, owners, and evidence.
Yes. Controls and evidence can be reused across overlapping security, privacy, supply-chain, and customer requirements.
Evidence Collector connects to supported systems, builds evidence artifacts, and uploads the artifacts rather than your source-system information.
Yes. It can operate locally or inside an enclave, depending on your environment and security requirements.
Yes. Fractional CISO and Fractional Compliance Officer services can be added when your team needs expert-guided governance and workflow support.
See how Cocoon CS can turn your current compliance pressure into a governed execution program.