Not another GRC tool.
GRC tools document the program. Command runs it: AI-drafted assessments, a live roadmap, findings worked to closure, and board decks that stay current, all wired into the security tools you already run.
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 is exposed and where, before the call comes in.
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.
Work crosses.
Nothing is re-entered.
This is what one record buys you. A finding raised in diligence is the finding your team closes after the deal. A vendor Scout downgrades is the vendor behind a control Command is holding you to. The object does not get copied, exported or retyped. It is already there.
Three products · one object graph · no exports
One analyst,
inside all three.
Because the objects are shared, an analyst can finally read all of them at once. Hudson walks controls in Command, scores evidence in Scout and drafts diligence in Anvil, and it is the same analyst with the same context each time. That is only possible on one record.
Built by the same people
who would run your engagement.
Not a side project. The same standard we hold on every client engagement at Pylon.