Stop letting compliance block your revenue.
Big deals stall in procurement. Engineering doubles and no one owns risk. We are the function in the meantime — embedded, accountable, named on the auditor letter.
One email starts it. The deal goes quiet.
A buyer’s legal team appends a SOC 2 clause to the contract. Or headcount tripled and no one owns risk. Or enterprise procurement just added an ISO 42001 line to the vendor packet.
The market had two answers: a $250K CISO hire on a six-month ramp, or advisory hours that produce a deck nobody operates. ComplianceOps is the third — an embedded, accountable function from day one.
We do not advise. We operate.
One team. One operating model. CISO leadership, GRC delivery, and the automation platform behind it — running together from day one.
Fractional / Virtual CISO
An experienced CISO embedded in your leadership team — owning strategy, accountability, and day-to-day execution of your entire GRC function.
Learn more → SOC 2SOC 2 — Type I & Type II
From first customer ask to a clean Type II report — prepared, achieved, and continuously maintained as your business changes.
Learn more → ISO 27001ISO 27001
Implementation, certification readiness, and internal audits for the world's most recognized information security management standard.
Learn more → ISO 42001ISO 42001 — AI Management System
The international standard for managing AI responsibly — implemented as a working management system, not a one-time exercise.
Learn more → NIST CSF 2.0NIST CSF 2.0
Posture optimization and security maturity uplift against the updated NIST Cybersecurity Framework — fit for distributed and global organizations.
Learn more → NIST AI RMFNIST AI RMF
Governance for how AI is built, bought, and operated inside your company — grounded in the NIST AI Risk Management Framework.
Learn more → GRC OpsGRC Operations Streamlining
Bring accountability, process, and automation to an engineering organization that has scaled faster than its governance.
Learn more →Judgment from a CISO. Velocity from automation.
What humans decide
- Risk that actually matters to the business.
- Trade-offs the auditor will accept and the customer will believe.
- Scope, exceptions, and the awkward questions a board asks.
What we automate
- Evidence capture across cloud, code, identity, and HR.
- Control mapping — kept in sync with the standard.
- Continuous monitoring, drift alerts, vendor risk, attestations.
We do not sell software. We deploy and operate the GRC platform that fits your stack — the judgment is ours, the busywork belongs to the platform.
Five frameworks. One operating model.
AICPA · Trust Services Criteria
The report most US enterprise buyers ask for before signing.
ISO/IEC · International standard
The default expectation in Europe and a long-standing global baseline.
ISO/IEC · AI management system
The first international AI management system standard.
NIST · Cybersecurity framework
A common language for boards, insurers, and global teams.
NIST · AI risk management
The practical baseline US buyers and regulators expect on AI risk.
Six steps. None are status meetings.
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Assess
Scope and gaps against the frameworks your buyers actually ask about.
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Plan
A prioritized roadmap in plain language.
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Automate
GRC platform deployed and operated for you.
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Operate
Cadences, evidence, and reporting on a clock.
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Certify
Readiness through Stage 2, surveillance, recertification.
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Renew
The next audit is a checkpoint, not a fire drill.
Four shapes of the same problem.
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Audit-pressured startup
A flagship customer asked for SOC 2 and the deal is on the clock.
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Scaling team in chaos
Engineering outran process and nobody owns risk.
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AI-first innovator
Buyers and regulators want to see how you govern your AI.
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Global workforce
Posture has to mature across regions, not just one team.