Hyperproof’s test library is a comprehensive collection of ready-to-deploy, customizable automated tests spanning a wide array of integrated services and proof types. These tests allow your team to establish continuous control monitoring at scale. Your team can tailor test criteria, such as password length, access key rotation windows, or approved cloud regions to match your specific policies, infrastructure, risk tolerance, and regulatory requirements.
By automating evidence validation across cloud infrastructure, identity management, change management, and security platforms, the library helps you catch system misconfigurations and other issues before an audit begins.
For a list of available tests, see Automated control test library.
Linking a test from the library to a Hypersync
Tip: Not sure where your Hypersync is located? You can find your Hypersyncs in Settings -> Connected accounts. Select an account card and click the name of the Hypersync you need.
From the left menu, select either Controls or Labels, depending on the type of object the Hypersync is linked to.
Select the control or label that the Hypersync is linked to.
Select the Automations tab.
Locate the Hypersync card where you want to add tests, then click the Add tests link. If any tests have already been added, you will see a tests link preceded by a number representing the number of tests for the proof collected by that Hypersync, such as 2 tests.
The Add evidence tests window displays.
Mark the checkboxes for the tests you want to add to this Hypersync, or use the Select all box to select all of the available tests.
Click Create.
The Run test window displays.Select the proof you want to test from one of the following options:
On most recent proof - Tests the most recent proof collected by this Hypersync.
On all proof - Tests all proof collected by this Hypersync.
On proof created between - Tests all proof collected from the first to the last date shown.
Click Run now.
Note: If you don't want to run the test immediately, click Cancel. The test is listed on the Tests tab below Tests. When you're ready to run the test, click the test ID, then click Run test.
The Tests window displays.Open each test to customize the settings as needed. See Creating an automated test for more information on test settings.



