Org standards library

Search and quote the security standards in your own library, such as your copy of a control framework, the same way you query law, so an assessment can cite your requirements next to the regulation.

Plan Premium, Team and Company. Today each user's library is private to them, and uploading a standard is not open to customers yet.

Try it

Using Ansvar, list the standards in my org standards library and their status.

More examples:

Using Ansvar, search my uploaded standards for supplier access reviews and quote each matching clause with its citation.

Using Ansvar, get clause A.5.15 from my uploaded iso_27001_2022 standard and compare it with NIS2 Article 21(2)(i).

What comes back

Clause text with its title, section and page, and a citation that points at that clause in your document. The list shows each standard's status, so you can see whether it is ready to cite.

For developers, the fields to read:

• Library listing: standard id (such as iso_27001_2022), status (ready, processing, failed), clause count and any error
• Clause: title, full text, parent section, page number and a doc:// URI for paragraph-level citation
• Search: up to 50 ranked clause excerpts, each with its doc:// URI

Which plan

The three tools are on Premium, Team and Company. When uploads open, the upload itself will be a Team and Company feature: the account-area upload Ansvar has built admits only those plans. Each library is private to the user who owns it; an organisation-wide library is not available yet.

Tools

• list_org_standards lists the standards in your library and their status.
• search_org_standards searches the clauses of your standards.
• get_org_standard_clause returns one clause by standard and clause reference.

Limits

• Asking for an organisation-wide scope returns an empty list or a reason, not someone else's clauses.
• A standard still processing has no clauses to cite yet.
• If the document service is down, the tools say so with a reason rather than returning an empty success.