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LNC Nexus Compliance Mapping Overview

Public security and assurance reference

LNC Nexus Compliance Mapping Overview

Status: Internal mapping reference for customer and partner review

Purpose

This document summarizes how LNC Nexus security practices align with common assurance frameworks. It is intentionally high level. Detailed control identifiers, assessment artifacts, configuration values, system topology, and remediation notes are shared only through a verified, private review.

Framework Alignment

FrameworkPublic postureReview boundary
HIPAA Security RuleSafeguard-oriented application and operational guidanceCustomer risk analysis, workforce, physical safeguards, legal terms, and deployment configuration
NIST SP 800-53Selected control-family referencesSystem boundary, assessment evidence, risk acceptance, and environment-specific controls
ISO/IEC 27001Internal alignment referencesCertified ISMS scope, organizational processes, physical controls, and certification status
SOC 2 Trust Services CriteriaControl-language references; no attestation claimedIndependent examination, audit period, auditor opinion, and customer reliance

Control Domains

Our public control descriptions address:

Shared Responsibility

The application supplies security capabilities and guardrails. Customers and operators remain responsible for lawful data use, user provisioning and offboarding, endpoint and network security, storage and key management, backup and retention decisions, workforce practices, physical safeguards, and required contractual terms.

Assurance Boundary

Framework alignment is not a certification, attestation, penetration-test report, or determination that a customer is compliant. Deployment-specific evidence is available through a controlled review after requester verification. We do not publish system inventories, network details, security thresholds, open findings, or remediation plans on this public page.