[Verse 1] Got four frameworks on my desk tonight SOC 2, CMMC, HIPAA's light ISO twenty-seven zero zero one Access Control mapping has begun Start with users, roles, and rights Document each control that fights Against unauthorized access attempts Map each requirement, no exempts [Chorus] Map it out, find the overlap SOC meets CMMC, close the gap HIPAA technical, ISO's way Four frameworks dancing in array Map it out, spot what's missing Cross-reference, no dismissing Access Control tells the tale When frameworks align, we will not fail [Verse 2] SOC 2 wants logical access Common Criteria, nothing less CMMC levels climbing high Access Control 1-2-5 HIPAA's technical safeguards speak Unique user identification we seek ISO's A-9 domain stands tall Authentication for one and all [Chorus] Map it out, find the overlap SOC meets CMMC, close the gap HIPAA technical, ISO's way Four frameworks dancing in array Map it out, spot what's missing Cross-reference, no dismissing Access Control tells the tale When frameworks align, we will not fail [Bridge] Password policies intersect Multi-factor we protect Session timeouts, lock-out rules Using frameworks as our tools Privileged access, admin rights Four standards share these sights Find the gaps where coverage fails Document all the missing trails [Verse 3] Matrix building, row by row Each requirement starts to show Green for covered, red for gaps Yellow where the overlap maps Remediation plan takes shape From this framework mapping drape One domain, four different views Choose the strongest controls to use [Final Chorus] Map it out, find the overlap SOC meets CMMC, close the gap HIPAA technical, ISO's way Four frameworks dancing in array Map it out, gaps now showing Cross-reference, knowledge growing Access Control shows the way Framework mapping saves the day [Outro] Single domain, multiple frames Playing all the compliance games Map them well and you will see Where your controls need to be
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