Governance defines the controls. Compliance is where they meet reality: implemented for a specific entity, tested, evidenced, attested to by the person accountable, with exceptions and issues tracked when they fall short. The obligation-to-evidence chain, walkable end to end.
A control in the framework is a template. A control in compliance is that template implemented for your entity, with an owner, a test history, the evidence that supports it, and an attestation from the person who stands behind it.
The chain runs regulation to citation to obligation to control to evidence, every link an edge, so you can trace any requirement to the proof that discharges it, and the deterministic floor finds the obligations with no proof behind them every night.
When a control falls short, the exception and the issue it raises are tracked on the same fabric, with the action plan that resolves it, so a gap is not a note in a spreadsheet. It is a record with a lifecycle.
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