Assess your organisation across five regulatory frameworks — individually or combined. Identify shared controls, quantify gaps, and build an efficient compliance programme that addresses multiple obligations simultaneously.
Choose a single framework assessment or combine multiple for a comprehensive compliance view. Each assessment uses the same 0–4 maturity scoring model, making results directly comparable across frameworks.
5 Regulatory Frameworks:
Note: Privacy Act has two assessment components (ADM-specific + broader reforms), sometimes counted as separate assessments within the tool.
The core 11-domain assessment covering automated decision-making transparency obligations under the Privacy Act 2024 amendments (APP 1.3).
Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024 (Cth), s 15(1A) — APP 1.3
Assess compliance with the full Privacy Act 2024 reforms including ADM transparency, the Children's Online Privacy Code, enhanced enforcement, and the statutory tort for serious privacy invasions.
Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) as amended by the Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024
Assess compliance with Australia's Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing obligations, including the 2024 tranche-two reforms expanding the regime to lawyers, accountants, and real estate agents.
Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (Cth); AML/CTF Rules
Assess compliance with APRA's Prudential Standard CPS 230 on operational risk management, business continuity, and material service provider governance — effective 1 July 2025.
APRA Prudential Standard CPS 230 — Operational Risk Management (July 2025)
Assess alignment with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 information security management system requirements, covering governance, risk management, operational controls, and supply chain security.
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 — Information Security Management Systems; referenced in APRA CPS 234
Assess alignment with ISO/IEC 42001:2023 AI management system requirements, covering AI governance, risk management, lifecycle management, transparency, and accountability.
ISO/IEC 42001:2023 — Artificial Intelligence Management System; aligned with OECD AI Principles
Many regulatory frameworks share common control requirements — governance, risk management, documentation, monitoring, and incident response appear across nearly all of them. By assessing multiple frameworks together, you can identify these overlaps and build a single, efficient compliance programme instead of maintaining separate silos for each obligation.
Shared Controls
ISO 27001 compliance covers ~36% of ISO 42001 controls. Privacy Act work overlaps with AML/CTF data governance.
Reduced Effort
Address multiple frameworks in one assessment cycle. One governance structure, one risk register, one audit programme.
Gap Analysis
See exactly what incremental effort is needed for each additional framework once you're compliant with one.
Most compliance tools focus on a single framework in isolation — you get an ISO 27001 readiness tool, or a Privacy Act checklist, or a CPS 230 gap analysis, each built in a silo with no awareness of the others. GovIQ takes a fundamentally different approach.
GovIQ spans five regulatory frameworks: Privacy Act 2024 (ADM reforms + broader amendments), AML/CTF, APRA CPS 230, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001. Organisations can assess their entire regulatory landscape in one sitting rather than running five separate exercises with five different tools.
Each framework is broken into domain-specific controls with detailed scoring guidance at every maturity level (0–4). Remediation actions are tied to actual legislation, case law, and regulatory guidance — not generic best-practice checklists. Industry benchmarks across six sectors provide context so organisations know where they stand relative to peers.
This is where the real value lies. When you select multiple frameworks, GovIQ maps shared controls across them and calculates the overlap. The gap analysis shows exactly what incremental effort remains for each additional framework — turning what is typically a months-long, consultant-heavy exercise into a structured, repeatable process.
~36%
ISO 27001 → ISO 42001 overlap
110+
Controls across all frameworks
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Unified assessment process
Pick a single framework, combine several, or run the full suite of 110+ controls across all five frameworks.
Rate your organisation 0–4 using the scoring guidance. Be honest — an accurate baseline is more valuable than an optimistic one.
Get a maturity score, radar chart, industry benchmarks, prioritised remediation roadmap, and exportable PDF reports.
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Industry benchmarks
Compare your scores to indicative benchmarks for financial services, healthcare, government, retail, tech, and telco.
PDF & roadmap export
Download a formatted PDF report or standalone remediation roadmap for sharing with boards, legal counsel, or regulators.
Cross-framework mapping
See which controls are shared across frameworks and quantify the gap for each additional certification.
Four ways to assess — from a focused single-framework check to a comprehensive multi-framework audit.
Assess one framework in depth. Ideal for organisations with a specific compliance deadline or certification target.
Select any combination of frameworks. The tool deduplicates shared controls so you only score them once.
Start with the core ADM transparency assessment and add regulatory frameworks for a broader compliance view.
All five frameworks, 110+ controls. The most comprehensive view of your organisation's compliance maturity.
Choose your assessment scope, optionally add your organisation profile for tailored benchmarks, and start scoring. Your progress is saved automatically.
Regulatory Frameworks & Gap Analysis
Map common controls across Privacy Act, AML/CTF, CPS 230, ISO 27001 & ISO 42001
GovIQ
Multi-framework governance intelligence
This assessment is provided for guidance purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Organisations should seek independent legal advice regarding their obligations under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and applicable regulatory frameworks.