When a standard changes, you get the list of what it broke
Standards get revised constantly. Nobody sends you a note saying which of your controls, mappings and evidence packs just went stale because of it. You find out at the audit. Drift sends you the affected list within the hour instead.
What a real alert looks like
ISO 27001:2022 changed.
5,071 of your control conclusions were reached against the previous wording. Here they are, ranked by how much of your evidence depends on each one.
That is an actual result from the watch, not an illustration. In the same run it also found 4,150 affected on CSA CCM, 3,045 on GDPR, and a silent edit to SOC 2 where two controls moved with no version change at all, affecting 6,137 conclusions.
What you get
- An alert within the hour when any standard you named is revised. Checked every hour against 682 sources.
- The affected list. Not "ISO 27001 changed", but which specific controls and mappings rested on the wording that moved.
- Silent-edit detection. Controls added or removed with no version change. A diff cannot see this. It is how unrecorded revisions get caught.
- An audit-ready record that you were monitoring, with dates. Useful when an assessor asks how you knew.
Pricing
Watch
$490 / year
- Up to 5 standards
- Hourly checks, alert within the hour
- Affected control list on every change
- Silent-edit detection
Watch and Impact
$1,900 / year
- Unlimited standards
- Everything in Watch
- Per-change impact report you can hand to an assessor
- Direction-aware mapping detail behind every affected control
You name your standards at checkout and monitoring starts the same day. For comparison, a single SOC 2 gap analysis runs USD 4,000 to 10,000, and one audit finding costs more than either plan.
Not sure which standards to name?
Tell us what you are certified against and we will tell you what we already watch.