Run compliance across every entity in one place
Stop running a separate spreadsheet for every subsidiary in the group. Secfix brings every entity's compliance into one account, with shared controls mapped once.

Separate compliance per subsidiary in one workspace
Run distinct security compliance programs for each product, subsidiary, or business unit without setting up separate systems.
With Secfix enterprise workspaces, you scope frameworks, controls, monitoring, and evidence per workspace, while shared personnel, vendors, and assets stay central. Governance stays consistent across the whole organisation.

Add evidence once, reuse it everywhere
When controls and evidence can't move between environments, teams rebuild the same components for every product, region, or audit. That means duplicate policies, duplicate vendor records, duplicate work.
With Secfix, add a control or a piece of evidence once, then link it across workspaces. No re-uploading or rebuilding needed.

Track audit readiness across all subsidiaries
Run multiple security compliance programs without fragmenting shared operations. A single dashboard shows Group CISOs and C-Level managers audit readiness and control performance across every subsidiary at a glance, while system events, test results, and alerts stay filterable at the workspace level. Audit traceability stays clear from the top down.

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FAQs
Can I manage multiple companies or subsidiaries in one Secfix account?
Yes. Secfix gives you one account with a separate workspace for each legal entity, subsidiary, location, or business unit. You can work inside a single entity or switch to a consolidated view across the whole group. Each entity keeps its own scope, controls, evidence, and audit trail.
How does Secfix handle a group with several subsidiaries?
Secfix runs each subsidiary as its own workspace under one group account. Controls that apply across the group are mapped once and reused, while entity-specific controls stay separate. Group leads get a consolidated view of every entity's status, and each local team manages its own workspace.
Can we share controls across group companies instead of rebuilding them?
Yes. Most group companies share the majority of their controls, such as evidences, onboarding, and device policies. In Secfix you map a shared control once and apply it to every entity that needs it, then add entity-specific controls on top. This removes the duplicate work of setting up each subsidiary from scratch.
Can different teams manage different entities?
Yes. Role-based access gives each person the right level of access to the right entities. A group security lead can see every workspace, while a local IT manager sees only their own. Admins, editors, and task-level collaborators keep each entity's work separate and controlled.
Which frameworks can we run across multiple entities?
You can run ISO 27001, SOC 2, TISAX, NIS 2, GDPR, DORA, ISO 42001, and more across your entities in the same account. Different subsidiaries can pursue different frameworks at the same time, and Secfix maps shared controls across frameworks so overlapping requirements are covered once.
Is this only for large enterprises?
No. Any company with more than one legal entity benefits, including mid-market groups and smaller companies with a holding structure, several subsidiaries, or multiple locations. Secfix is built for SMB and mid-market companies across Europe, not only large enterprises.
Manage your whole group
See how Secfix runs compliance for every subsidiary, location, and business unit from one account.






