Florida Cybersecurity Act Compliance Software

Turn cybersecurity requirements into operational workflows for your agency or municipality

Isora GRC gives Florida public sector teams a purpose-built platform to manage § 282.318, § 282.3185, and 60GG-2 requirements. Run control-based risk assessments, maintain asset and vendor inventories, and document compliance in one centralized system.

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Problem

Legacy tools aren’t built for Florida’s cybersecurity mandates

Most public sector teams are still managing cybersecurity compliance with static spreadsheets, outdated templates, or systems not designed for the structure of Florida law. But the Florida Cybersecurity Act is not a loose framework. It is a set of enforceable requirements that demand real documentation, coordination, and action.

State and local governments must conduct formal risk assessments, report incidents within strict timelines, maintain asset and vendor inventories, and track safeguards aligned to NIST and Florida’s cybersecurity standards in Chapter 60GG-2. These are not one-time tasks. They are ongoing responsibilities with legal and operational consequences.

Solution

A GRC platform built for public sector security risk management operations

Isora GRC helps Florida agencies and municipalities translate cybersecurity laws into operational workflows. Instead of juggling spreadsheets and siloed tools, teams get a centralized system to run risk assessments, manage asset and vendor inventories, document incident response, and track compliance across departments. Designed to align with § 282.318, § 282.3185, and Florida’s cybersecurity standards (60GG-2), Isora supports real-time coordination, audit readiness, and consistent reporting. Every workflow is structured, collaborative, and built to scale with your agency’s security responsibilities.

 Stay aligned with Florida Cybersecurity Standards

Run structured risk assessments mapped to Chapter 60GG-2

Define and automate assessments built on the State of Florida Cybersecurity Standards and NIST CSF. Standardize control collection, scoring, and evidence so you can verify compliance across every agency unit.

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Collect Florida-specific control evidence

Deploy targeted questionnaires to teams, systems, and vendors

Use purpose-built templates for Florida’s statutory controls—asset management, encryption, access rights, training mandates—and gather documentation from the right stakeholders in one workflow.

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Centralize asset & vendor inventories

Maintain a single source of truth for systems and suppliers

Import or manually register hardware, software, cloud services, and third-party providers. Classify everything by FIPS 199 impact level and link directly to your risk assessments for full audit readiness.

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Turn control gaps into action

Manage risks from identification through remediation

Automatically generate risk entries for every missing or partial control. Assign owners, set deadlines, track remediation status, and surface program health in real time—all within Isora GRC.

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What is Florida Cybersecurity Act Compliance Software, and why do I need it?

Florida Cybersecurity Act Compliance Software is a purpose-built GRC platform that operationalizes the requirements of the State Cybersecurity Act (§ 282.318), the Local Government Cybersecurity Act (§ 282.3185), and the Florida Cybersecurity Standards (Ch. 60GG-2 F.A.C.).

How does compliance software streamline risk assessments under § 282.318 and § 282.3185?

It codifies Florida’s statutes and administrative rules into ready-to-use workflows:

  • Pre-mapped controls from Ch. 60GG-2 and NIST CSF functions
  • Role-based questionnaires that you distribute in minutes
  • Automated evidence collection and gap analysis
  • Auto-generated risk register entries with likelihood, impact, and owner
What features should I look for in a Florida Cybersecurity Act risk assessment tool?
  • Built-in Florida control library: Chapter 60GG-2 and NIST CSF mappings
  • Asset & vendor inventory management: CSV/API import, customizable metadata
  • Questionnaire engine: Role-specific logic, evidence attachments
  • Risk register: Control-linked entries, heat-map scoring, owner assignment
  • Remediation tracking: Action items, due dates, automated reminders
  • Audit-ready reporting: Pre-built templates for DMS, FDLE & AG filings
  • Integrations: CMDBs, ITSM (Jira/ServiceNow), identity providers
How does the software map Florida’s Chapter 60GG-2 technical controls to NIST CSF functions?

Our platform includes a built-in control library that aligns every rule from 60GG-2.002–60GG-2.006 to the NIST CSF’s Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover functions. When you launch an assessment, each asset automatically inherits the correct control set—so you know you’re covering exactly what Florida law requires, without manual mapping.

Can I import existing asset and vendor inventories into the platform?

Absolutely. You can bulk-import via CSV or connect directly via API to your CMDB, procurement system, or spreadsheet. Once in place, you can tag records with data sensitivity, business criticality, and other metadata.

How does software ensure my risk register stays audit-ready for DMS and FDLE reviews?
  • Immutable audit trail for every evidence upload and questionnaire response
  • Versioned risk entries with timestamps, owners, and scoring rationale
  • Pre-built report exports that match DMS/FDLE submission templates
  • Role-based dashboards to demonstrate completeness and timeliness to auditors
What level of customization is possible for Florida-specific control questionnaires?

You can tailor every aspect:

  • Question text & response options (Yes/No/N/A, maturity scales, etc.)
  • Conditional logic to skip non-applicable controls
  • Custom evidence requirements (screenshots, policy docs, attestations)
  • Branding, language, and approval workflows to match your internal processes
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