Rocheston Noodles is an AI-powered compliance evidence and assurance platform built to operationalize RCF in the real world. Security teams upload proof directly into Noodles—screenshots, logs, configuration exports, policies, tickets, architecture diagrams, scan reports, and vendor attestations—and the platform turns that raw evidence into structured assurance.
AINA is the intelligence layer inside Noodles. The moment evidence is uploaded, AINA interprets it using AI: she reads screenshots, understands log output, and extracts meaning from text and documents. She maps what the evidence proves to specific controls, highlights gaps, detects weak or outdated proof, and explains exactly what must be added to make each control defensible. This produces live dashboards, control-by-control readiness, and audit-ready reports with clear traceability from each requirement to the exact evidence that supports it.
The Rocheston Cybersecurity Framework (RCF) establishes a future-first cyber-resilience architecture designed to elevate organizations beyond checkbox compliance into a state of continuous, provable security. Built as a comprehensive superset of global assurance standards, RCF ensures that organizations meeting its requirements inherently satisfy the intent and technical safeguards of leading frameworks such as NIST SP 800-53, ISO/IEC 27001, SOC 2, HIPAA, and PCI DSS—while also covering modern and emerging risk domains that older standards often fail to address.
Unlike legacy frameworks designed for periodic audits, RCF is engineered for environments that change daily. It integrates post-quantum planning, AI governance, continuous verification, and proof-grade evidence into a single operating model. Noodles is how that model runs: evidence is continuously interpreted by AINA, controls are continuously measured, and reporting stays continuously ready—so resilience is proven as a daily state, not a once-a-year scramble.
Organizations also face regional and government obligations across borders—Japan’s APPI, Singapore’s PDPA, Australia’s Essential Eight and Privacy Act, the UK’s NCSC and Cyber Essentials, and the EU’s GDPR and NIS directives. While names differ, the underlying expectations are consistent: governance, access control, monitoring, incident readiness, and resilience. RCF unifies these overlapping requirements into one modern control architecture, and Noodles enables “Implement Once, Comply Everywhere” by letting the same validated evidence set support multiple standards and regulations, reducing duplication and audit fatigue while keeping teams focused on real security.