NIST 800-53 Evidence is a Clone skill that tracks where FISMA and NIST SP 800-53 control evidence comes from and applies change control to security artifacts, so evidence stays audit-ready. Compliance manager and IT admin clones use it to document provenance and manage changes to policies, screenshots and configurations. There is no app to connect.
Log the new access control policy as evidence for AC-2 and note what changed from the last version.
Logged as AC-2 evidence with its source, owner and date. The change record shows two edits from the prior version, pending approval.
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Share a policy, screenshot or configuration record and tell your clone which control it supports.
Your clone documents where the evidence came from, who owns it and when it was collected.
When an artifact changes, it records what changed and tracks approval, keeping prior versions for audit.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put NIST 800-53 Evidence to work as part of their job.
It is keeping track of the evidence that shows your NIST SP 800-53 controls are in place. With Clone, your clone records where each artifact came from and controls changes to it, so evidence is audit-ready for FISMA.
It means every change to a security artifact is recorded, reviewed and approved, and prior versions are kept. Assessors can see what changed and who signed off.
No. NIST 800-53 Evidence works without a connection. Every clone action is logged, which adds to your own audit trail.
Compliance manager and IT admin clones use it, usually throughout the year rather than only before an assessment.
Updated October 2026