Give your security program a memory.
Most security programs live in spreadsheets and someone's head. Command puts the whole program in one place, keeps it current between meetings, and lets Hudson drive every step.
A GRC binder is a snapshot. Evidence goes stale and the board deck is rebuilt every quarter. Command keeps the program live and moving, with Hudson doing the work in between.
Your program already
exists. It's just scattered.
The plan, the frameworks, the findings, the evidence, the board deck — every piece already lives somewhere. A spreadsheet here, a binder there, a deck rebuilt the night before the meeting. Command isn't one more place to keep up. It's the system that pulls every piece into one loop, and keeps it moving.
It isn't a tool you maintain.
It's a program that runs.
Walk the loop.
Every screen connects.
A plan sets the goals; the work flows through the same loop and back. Every stage is a real screen in the product, each one connected to the next.
A board-approved plan with goals and OKRs. Everything in the program traces back to it.
Hudson drafted the AAR from the timeline: root cause, impact, response and three follow-up actions.
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Command is the security program’s command center: strategy, risk, controls, and reporting for a CISO, or a whole portfolio for a vCISO or PE firm. It closes the loop with continuous control monitoring and audit-ready evidence, so the same platform that sets the strategy also proves it’s working.
The program,
always current.
Because every part feeds one loop, the numbers stay live. Maturity, risk, findings and coverage move the moment the work does, not when someone rebuilds the deck.
Maturity that climbs on the record
Program maturity tracked over time against the plan, with every assessment and milestone marked on the line.
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Findings, criticals first
Every open finding across the program by severity, with the criticals surfaced before anything else.
Nothing slips past due
Every open finding across the program, ranked by how overdue it is, so the most urgent work is always on top.
Risk Management
Rate inherent risk, link the controls that reduce it, and Command derives the residual, with the heatmap showing the shift.
Self-assessments, requirement by requirement
Score the program against any framework, with coverage and gaps tracked as you go, ready for the auditor.
The budget, against the plan
Security spend tracked by category against plan, so what's committed and what's left is always current.
The analyst that runs the loop with you.
Hudson opens with a briefing, drafts assessments and policies, investigates findings, plans remediation, and keeps the board deck current, and always asks before it acts. Reach it anywhere with ⌘K.
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One program model.
Three seats.
A CISO runs their own program in Command. For the operators who run security for many companies, Command reshapes into a console built for the job.
Run one program, end to end.
Plan, assessments, findings, risk and the board deck, all in one place and always current.
- Command Center
- Board-ready reporting
- Hudson always on
Run several at once.
Every client a program, every program in one Practice Console. Stop re-deriving status across a dozen spreadsheets.
- Practice Console
- Cross-client roll-ups
- One Hudson, every client
Govern the portfolio.
Security across every portfolio company in one pane, maturity, audits, exceptions and exposure, rolled up and drillable.
- Portfolio Lens
- Board-ready roll-ups
- New cos via Anvil
The work between the meetings, done.
Command absorbs the operational load a program carries between board cycles, so the time goes to decisions, not assembly.
Built for the tools your team already runs.
Sign in with the identity provider you already trust, get briefings where your team already talks, and push remediation into the ticketing system that already owns the work. Connect the cloud and code you run, and Command scans your live configuration to validate control implementation automatically. Command fits the stack you have.
Be first when Command launches.
One note when it's live, or reach out for a look before then. We'll walk through your program and what running it in Command looks like.