evidence-validator

To validate audit evidence, provide an evidence bundle of screenshots, logs, configurations, and policies. The validator runs structured checks to verify completeness, timeliness, relevance, and authenticity, producing a review memo with findings and recommendations.

Audit evidence validation is the process of verifying that artifacts meet control requirements. It works by applying structured validation checks across formats like logs and screenshots to identify gaps in assurance, tampering, or inconsistencies in policy evidence.

Yes, evidence validation applies to audit reviews across various controls and frameworks. It evaluates screenshots, logs, configurations, and policies to confirm evidence artifacts meet the specific policy and compliance requirements of the audit period.

To check if audit evidence is from the correct audit period, run the timeliness validation. It confirms that artifacts like logs and screenshots are appropriately dated to the defined audit period, identifying gaps that could delay findings.

The best way to identify tampering in audit screenshots and logs is to run an authenticity check. This validation process detects potential tampering or inconsistencies within the evidence artifacts, ensuring reliable assurance for compliance reviews.

To generate an evidence review memo, provide an evidence bundle to the validator. It outputs a structured memo containing mappings, validation results, identified gaps, and recommendations to resolve compliance and control coverage issues.