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System Requirements
- CRISAM®: Not explicitly detailed but expected to operate efficiently across standard computing
environments.
- INDITOR® BSI: No explicit system requirements were mentioned in the provided content.
- CRISAM®: Supports over 52 standards, including BSI IT-Grundschutz, showing flexibility and
comprehensiveness in compliance.
- 360inControl®: Features suggest compatibility with BSI IT-Grundschutz methodology, despite no direct
references.
- INDITOR® BSI: Structured to implement BSI Standards 200-1, 200-2, and 200-3 for a comprehensive
ISMS following IT-Grundschutz.
- CRISAM®: Explicit support for ISO 27001, facilitating the establishment, implementation, and
continuous improvement of an ISMS.
- 360inControl®: Compatible with ISO 27001 requirements, including functionalities for audit and
compliance management.
- INDITOR® BSI: Provides a pathway to ISO 27001 certification and supports working according to ISO
27001 standards.
4. Risk Analysis
- CRISAM®: Modular and holistic approach to risk management, supporting comprehensive risk analysis
processes.
- 360inControl®: Detailed risk management approach with a Complete Loss Risk Management (CLRM)
model.
- INDITOR® BSI: Offers risk management and analysis capabilities integral to both BSI IT-Grundschutz
and ISO 27001 frameworks.
- 360inControl®: Integrates information security into GRC and ICS landscapes, supporting continuous
improvement.
- INDITOR® BSI: Supports comprehensive ISMS management processes and workflows, including audit
management.
6. Reporting
- CRISAM®: Dynamic reporting tools with extensive capabilities and custom report configurations.
- 360inControl®: Emphasizes strengthening GRC with comprehensive reporting capabilities for audits
and compliance communication.
7. Usability
- CRISAM®: Intuitive UX design with a focus on ease of use and quick adoption.
- INDITOR® BSI: Streamlined implementation processes for ISMS and IT-Grundschutz, with training
resources contributing to usability.
Each of these tools offers a range of features and capabilities that make them suitable for different
organizational needs. The choice between them should be guided by the specific requirements of the
organization, the technical environment, and the desired compliance goals.