JupiterOne adds Continuous Controls Monitoring for security and compliance teams

JupiterOne has launched Continuous Controls Monitoring, a new capability designed to help security and compliance teams check whether controls are actually working across cloud, SaaS, and hybrid environments.

The product uses live asset data to test controls and identify drift before it becomes an audit issue or business risk. Many compliance teams still rely on screenshots, spreadsheets, and manual evidence collection to prepare for audits. Those methods can show what was true at one point in time, but they do not always reflect how fast cloud resources, identities, SaaS apps, and configurations change.

JupiterOne CCM is built on the company’s graph-native platform and more than 200 integrations. The system evaluates controls across relationships between assets, identities, cloud resources, SaaS applications, and security findings. Teams can also use JupiterOne AI to ask compliance questions in natural language and get answers about control status, evidence, drift, and framework alignment.

Customers, auditors, and boards are asking for more than policy documents. They want evidence that controls are operating as intended and that gaps can be found quickly. JupiterOne is positioning CCM around that need, giving teams a current view of control effectiveness across the same asset graph used for attack surface management and vulnerability management.