One vCISO engagement. One platform. One outcome.
Designed by former partners and senior managers from Accenture, EY, PwC, and Wipro — professionals who built and advised cybersecurity compliance programs for Fortune 500 institutions across financial services, healthcare, and defense.
Pistos brings that institutional methodology to organizations under 500 employees, delivered through a continuous platform and a vCISO advocate who carries weight in the rooms where compliance is decided.
One vCISO engagement. One platform. One outcome.
Regulations change. NY DFS amends. NIST publishes a new revision. OCR updates its audit protocol. Pistos monitors these changes continuously and updates your compliance posture automatically — so you are never caught off guard by a requirement that changed last quarter.
Most regulated organizations face three to five overlapping frameworks simultaneously. Pistos anchors every obligation to a single mapping — one implementation satisfies NY DFS, HIPAA, CMMC 2.0, NACHA, and every other framework that shares the underlying control. No duplication. No gaps.
Compliance is the floor, not the ceiling. Pistos reads what is actually configured in your environment — not what tools report about themselves. The result is a security program that genuinely reduces risk, not one that satisfies a checklist while leaving real exposures in place.
Other GRC platforms hand you a dashboard and expect you to figure out how to populate it. Pistos delivers ninety-five percent of your compliance program as finished work — automated where the technology allows, templated where the documentation requires it — and leaves only the small portion that genuinely belongs to your organization.
Evaluates release notes against control mappings. Updates vendor coverage ratings automatically. Flags stale mappings before they affect your posture.
Current stack coverage score — always.Monitors Federal Register, agency feeds, and NIST publications. Identifies affected controls. Flags clients for re-assessment before the next audit cycle.
Your program reflects today's requirements.Cross-references the CVE against client scan data. Identifies exposed organizations. Surfaces prioritized remediation directly in Sentinel.
Exposures identified before they ask.Monitors CISA advisories and FBI IC3 threat feeds. Updates training content to reflect the attack vectors currently targeting your industry.
Training reflects today's threats.Maps the delta between versions across the eight authoritative frameworks. Flags controls requiring re-evaluation without manual intervention.
Framework currency maintained automatically.Every Pistos template, every Skopein finding, and every Sentinel evidence record is mapped against the eight authoritative sources that govern the industries we serve. One implementation. Many obligations satisfied simultaneously.
Pistos gives independent agencies and wholesalers the same quality of regulatory representation that a regional broker's internal compliance department provides — including direct collection of SOC 2 reports from your AMS systems and carriers, so you stop chasing questionnaires that never come back.
For the insurance industry →Pistos prepares Tier 2 and Tier 3 defense subcontractors to pass CMMC 2.0 Level 2 assessment — with the leadership, evidence base, and technical controls a C3PAO will require. We are not a C3PAO, and by regulation no readiness firm can be. We are the partner who gets you ready and keeps you ready, at a fraction of what the established consultancies charge.
For defense subcontractors →Independent medical practices, billing companies, and healthcare technology vendors face HIPAA compliance under the Privacy, Security, and Breach Notification Rules — with the 2024 NPRM bringing substantially more prescriptive requirements. A dedicated Pistos page for the healthcare vertical is in development.
For healthcare →Regulated organizations in financial services, healthcare, and defense face the same four problems — and most address them with four separate, disconnected tools.
Technology stacks are complex. Vendor mappings go stale within months of a new release. No one has a current, unified view across the full environment.
Most regulated organizations face three to five overlapping frameworks. Treating each as a separate compliance program wastes resources and misses shared controls.
Examiners require current, documented evidence. A policy dated eighteen months ago and a scan from last quarter do not constitute a compliance program.
Regulations amend. Vendors release new versions. Threats evolve. No human team can monitor all three simultaneously without missing something consequential. AI can.
Pistos principals have published on cybersecurity compliance in National Defense Magazine, Insurance Journal, and Carrier Management. Read the published work.
Tell us about your regulatory obligations and we will explain how Pistos addresses them — without the sales process.
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