Inspections

When working with gaps in the Inspections Category, three different colours of gaps may appear:

A red gap indicates, that a work process is overdue.
A yellow gap indicates that a work process is ongoing.
A blue gap is an expression of an informational purpose that is not necessarily a problem but that something is missing in the setup of the inspection.

During inspections, 5 different gaps may occur, all of which will be reviewed below, with a guide on how to remove these:

Work processes

Three different colors of gaps may occur in the category of Work processes:

A red gap in connection with work processes cannot be accepted and requires this to be considered by filling out the work process with the information required

When a gap appears yellow in relation to work processes, it indicates a lack of detail. To understand the difference between yellow and red gaps, the legal basis to be filled in during the Work process can be used. If the legal basis is not filled in, it is a key information that is missing and thus a red gap. If there is no justification for the legal basis, it is the level of detail that is insufficient and thus a yellow gap.
In the dashboard, the yellow gap features will work similarly to red, but in the work process, you’ll see them as yellow exclamation marks next to the elements that are causing the gap.

When a bar shows a blue color, it is something to be aware of, but not necessarily a problem in relation to the work process and whether it meets the regulatory requirements.
It can be understood as having an informational function.

IT systems / information assets

In regard to IT systems / information assets two different colors of gaps may occur; the red and yellow gaps have the same meaning as mentioned under work processes and are thus elements where information must be provided to comply with the legislation.
When working with gaps within the category of IT systems / information assets a variety of different gaps may occur. The different gaps and a guide on how to remove the gaps, can be found below: 

Data recipients

In regards to data recipients two different colors of gaps may occur: the red and yellow gaps have the same meaning as mentioned under work processes and are elements where information must be provided to comply with the legislation.

When working with gaps within the category of data recipients a variety of different gaps may occur. The different gaps and a guide on how to remove the gaps, can be found below: