Run a dozen programs.
From one console.
You run security for a dozen companies. Stop re-deriving the same status across a dozen spreadsheets. The Practice Console puts every client's program in one place, and Hudson keeps each one moving.
A dozen clients means a dozen spreadsheets. Status gets re-derived by hand the night before every QBR, and the program that's slipping hides in a tab no one opened. The Practice Console keeps every client's program live in one place, with Hudson surfacing the one that needs you today.
Hudson writes the risk story
for every program.
NovaPay still has four critical findings open, and its security program is below where it should be (2.7 out of 5). Detection and response are the weakest areas, and nothing has improved in the last 30 days. This one needs attention before the next client review.
Vireo Health is going backwards. Its program slipped 0.3 points in the last month to 2.4 out of 5, with two criticals still open. Every area is weak in the same way, so this is a broad capability gap, not a one-off — worth getting ahead of now.
Hudson reads every assessment, finding, trend and peer benchmark, then writes a plain-English risk story for each program, so a QBR narrative is ready before you open the deck.
Every client's program, side by side.
Every client's program on one screen: maturity, trend, open criticals and audit status, side by side. Hudson sorts by what's slipping, so the client that needs you today is already at the top.
Who moved, this month
Risk movers surface the programs improving and degrading fastest, so momentum is visible at a glance.
Coverage, every framework, every client
One matrix of how far each client has gotten on every framework they're held to, so the gaps stand out.
The overdue work, across the book
Every overdue finding from every client in one queue, ranked by age, so nothing rots in a client's backlog.
Watch the book from the outside in
Continuous external scans on every program: SSL, headers, DNS, email and breach signals, scored and tracked.
The assessment
that writes itself.
Walk any program's framework out loud. Command transcribes the conversation, drafts the status and maturity for every control, and pulls the evidence, so you review instead of type.
Hudson works the whole book.
One Hudson across every client: it drafts assessments and policies, investigates findings, plans remediation, and tells you which program needs you today, and always asks before it acts. Reach it anywhere with ⌘K.
See how Hudson works →Run your whole book in Command.
One note when the Practice Console is live, or reach out for a look before then. We'll walk through your client book and what running it in Command looks like.