This is where CyberSentien goes deepest. The full Information Security Manual catalogue on the engine's OSCAL spine, assessed the way an IRAP assessor documents it: requirement, evidence, written rationale — control by control, with SAR-structured reporting and Essential Eight maturity across ML1–ML3.
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Every control is reasoned from evidence, not a template — the same chain a human assessor documents, ready for an IRAP engagement.
Scoped, structured, traceable reporting with per-control evidence chains and a hash-chained sign-off ledger — the deliverable a practice stakes its name on.
No evidence still means “manual assessment required” — never a pass you can't defend to the ASD.
Consultants: run an ISM or Essential Eight assessment on synthetic evidence and read the consultant-grade report before you subscribe.