A junior GRC analyst.
Not a chatbot.
Most TPRM platforms bolt AI onto the surface. Hudson is built differently: an agent that investigates vendor risk, triages alerts, executes workflows, and writes the reports, with the discipline to always ask before it acts.
A critical alert fires. Watch Hudson work it.
For every alert type, breaches, CVEs, rating changes, Hudson follows a standardized investigation runbook. It does not just surface the alert. It investigates it, then proposes a complete response plan you approve action by action.
- Critical breach (CVE-2026-22844), disclosed Jan 21, 2026. 148 days open, no finding created yet.
- Credential compromise, 92 employee credentials on infostealer markets, most recent May 9. Posture score capped at 50.
- No IR documentation, Meridian Cloud has 0 certifications and 0 compliance docs on file. No way to verify breach response.
- Vendor tier: Medium, but a breach plus active credential theft warrants escalation.
This is serious: two active critical alerts with no findings created, and zero documentation on file. The breach is five months old with no remediation evidence. I recommend:
30+ tools, chained into real work.
Hudson is embedded directly in Scout with access to your entire vendor risk program. It chains tools together to complete workflows that would take a junior analyst hours, end to end, in seconds.
Investigate & analyze
Ask about any vendor and get an instant risk briefing, score, open findings, document gaps, monitoring alerts, supply-chain dependencies. Hudson pulls in parallel and returns findings, not raw data.
Triage security alerts
Every alert follows an investigation runbook: check for duplicates, calibrate severity by tier and data sensitivity, and propose a complete response plan on a single action card you approve.
Execute workflows
“Onboard Datawise as a Critical vendor” becomes five operations, check the Trust Network, create the record, request the right docs, start the assessment, enable monitoring, in one conversation.
Generate reports
Executive summaries, vendor deep dives, findings reports, board-ready portfolio overviews, produced on demand inside the conversation, without leaving what you're doing.
Learn your preferences
Tell Hudson how your team works, “always enable monitoring at onboarding”, and it remembers, for everyone. Shared institutional memory, codified and editable in Settings.
Open with a briefing
Open a new Hudson window and it greets you with what needs attention, critical alerts, overdue assessments, unresolved issues, prioritized and ready to investigate with one click.
Not a chatbot. An analyst that does the work.
Hudson sits inside Scout and runs the parts of vendor risk management that used to eat the week, then hands you decisions instead of raw data.
Listens
Hudson monitors every vendor continuously, watching for breaches, CVEs, rating changes, and posture shifts the moment they surface across the web.
Reads
Every assessment, SOC 2, questionnaire, and finding in your program, read together, not one at a time. Hudson reconciles what the sources say and surfaces the gaps.
Drafts
Findings, response plans, and vendor reports, drafted with a severity, a rationale, and the source attached to each. You approve. Hudson executes.
Every source in the program, read together.
Hudson does not look at one vendor at a time. It reads across your whole program at once, reconciles what the sources say, and drafts the finding when they disagree.
Meridian Cloud has active credential leaks on infostealer markets and zero compliance documentation on file. The SOC 2 lapse and breach overlap suggests the vendor cannot verify their own response.
Discovery, recommendation, execution.
Every task follows the same structured progression. The boundaries between phases are enforced in code, not just by prompting, Hudson is as disciplined about when not to act as it is capable of acting.
Hudson drafts. You decide.
Hudson never changes the record on its own. It proposes, shows its work, and waits. Every write is yours to approve, edit, or reject. Capable enough to run the program. Disciplined enough to ask first.
Capable enough to run the program. Disciplined enough to ask first.
Hudson's trust model is enforced in code, not through prompting. Most enterprise AI either has no write access (a search bar) or unconstrained access (a liability). Hudson sits in the middle.
Approval gates
Hudson cannot modify data without your explicit sign-off. Reads are instant and autonomous. Writes always stop for approval.
Full audit trail
Every action logged with user attribution, session tracking, and tool-specific detail. Reconstruct exactly what happened and who approved it.
Investigation transparency
See exactly which data sources Hudson consulted and what it found. No black-box reasoning, the findings summary shows its work.
Real-time visibility
Watch Hudson work with live status updates as it investigates. You see each tool call the moment it happens.
Conversation memory
Sessions persist across page navigation and refreshes. Pick up where you left off, context carries forward.
Org-scoped access
Hudson only sees your organization's data. Row-level security is enforced on every query, every time. No shortcuts.
Hudson signals its state, at a glance.
The beacon communicates what Hudson is doing so you always know whether to wait, review, or take action.
Idle
Ready, watching. Hudson is in the workspace and waiting for input.
Analyzing
Rings in motion. Hudson is reading, reconciling, or investigating right now.
Needs you
Node pulses with a halo. A response plan is ready and waiting for your approval.
See Hudson work your vendor data.
Schedule a demo and we'll show you Hudson on real vendors. Live, not a recording.