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7. Workspace Frameworks

Framework Cards​

The workspace framework displays the list of frameworks that have been selected or created.

  • Frameworks are presented as individual cards.
  • Cards can be viewed either in a list or grid format.
  • Frameworks can be dragged and dropped to reorder them based on user preference for better organisation.

Overview​

Each framework is displayed as a card, providing key details and functionality to manage frameworks effectively. Below is a breakdown of the elements within each card:

Framework Name​

  • Displays the name of the framework.
  • Editable by the user. If an existing framework is selected, a default name is generated, which can be modified.

Date of Framework Creation​

  • Automatically generated when the framework is created.
  • This date cannot be edited.

Evidences​

  • Lists all uploaded evidence related to the framework.

Comments​

  • Allows users to add and view comments for better collaboration.

Description​

The description of the framework can be viewed by expanding the card.

“In Policies” Button:​

When enabled, this displays the compliance progress for the framework based on linked policies.

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The compliance status includes:

  • Global Compliance Progress Bar: A visual representation of overall compliance progress.
  • Complete Links: Indicates that all categories and subcategories are fully linked to policy controls and validated.
  • Incomplete Links: Shows that some controls are linked but not fully validated.
  • Missing Links: Highlights categories or subcategories not yet linked to policy controls.

Edit Framework characteristics​

Each framework includes characteristics that provide a clear understanding of its purpose:

  • Framework Name
  • Framework Description
  • Optional Icon: Choose from 200 stylish icons to visually represent your framework.

Edit your framework description​

Editing your framework description in CSFaaS is quick and straightforward:

  • Navigate to the Framework section.

  • Locate the framework you want to edit.

  • Click on the three vertical dots next to the framework.

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  • Select “Edit Framework”.

  • Update the following options:

    • Framework Name
    • Framework Description
    • Optional Icon

  • When finished, click the blue button “Save” – and you’re done!


Linking Policies Controls for Frameworks​

1. Initial Setup​

When a new framework is imported or created:

  • All links are marked as "Missing".
  • Complete Links are set to "0".
  • Incomplete Links are set to "0".

When a policy control is linked to a framework category or subcategory:

  • The Missing Links count decreases by 1.
  • The Incomplete Links count increases by 1.

A link is considered Complete when the user indicates that all necessary connections between the framework categories/subcategories and policy controls have been finalised. To mark a link as Complete, the user must:

  • Navigate to the target category or subcategory card.
  • Go to the "Linked Control" section.
  • Update the status to "Completed".