The software we
wished we had.
Three products, one operating philosophy. Each one solves a problem we ran into across hundreds of client engagements, and chose to build the answer for, instead of living with the spreadsheet.
Three moments. Reach for one.
The fastest way to find the right product is to start from the situation you are in, not the feature list.
Scout. Third-party risk, monitored continuously.
Anvil. M&A diligence through Day-1 integration.
Command. The workspace that runs the program.
A TPRM platform, not another vendor list.
Evidence-based scoring, continuous monitoring, and live vendor connection mapping. When an incident hits a vendor, you already know what's exposed and where, before the call comes in.
- Evidence-based scoring
- Live connection mapping
- Continuous breach monitoring
- Reusable Trust Profiles
Diligence becomes the integration plan.
From first look through post-close integration. One platform to assess targets, plan TSAs, execute integration, and report to the board through every phase, instead of a bespoke spreadsheet rebuilt for every deal.
- Pre-LOI & deep-dive diligence
- Auto-discovered tech stacks
- SBOM & dependency analysis
- TSA & Day-1 readiness
Not another GRC tool.
GRC tools document the program. Command runs it: AI-drafted assessments, a live roadmap, findings worked to closure, board decks that stay current. For security leaders running one program, vCISOs running several, and PE firms running portfolios.
- Walk-the-control assessments
- Live roadmap & budget
- Findings, open to closed
- Always-current board reporting
One analyst, inside all three.
Hudson is the GRC AI analyst embedded across the portfolio, reading evidence in Scout, drafting diligence in Anvil, walking controls in Command. The same standard of work, wherever you are in the lifecycle.
Built by the same people who'd run your engagement.
Not a side project. The same standard we hold on every client engagement at Pylon.