Pistos Information Protection

Your Compliance in One Place —
and the Proof Beside It.

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PCS — Pistos Compliance Sentinel — turns the regulation into questions you can actually answer, keeps the supporting document behind every answer, and produces the compliance record on the day somebody asks to see it. Designed by former partners from Accenture, Deloitte, EY, and PwC who built compliance programs for Fortune 500 institutions across financial services, healthcare, and defense.

Pistos brings that institutional methodology to organizations under 500 employees, delivered through an AI platform that operates at a depth and scale no human team could sustain alone.

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The rule› Your policy› The question› The evidence› The proof
Version 1.0

Pistos Compliance Sentinel V1 will be released on September 10!

From that day your compliance lives in one place instead of a folder of spreadsheets and a hope. See what it does.

One CISO enablement program. One platform. One outcome.

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Regulatory currency — always current.

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.

02

Compliance efficiency — meet one, satisfy many.

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.

03

Security posture — not just an audit file.

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.

PCS doesn't monitor your security program. It builds it.

Most platforms store what you enter and remind you when something is overdue. PCS actively generates the work — producing the configurations your tools require, the training your people need, the policies your frameworks demand, and the evidence your examiners will ask for. Aegis delivers CISO enablement two ways: Pistos supplies the CISO, or your internal CISO runs the program — both backed by the full capability of PCS.

Secure configurations

Generates and updates hardening scripts for Microsoft GPO, CrowdStrike, SonicWall, and the major security toolsets your environment runs — mapped to your applicable frameworks and updated as requirements change.

Configurations that reflect current requirements — always.
Targeted training

Develops training modules specific to the threats targeting your industry, your toolset, and your regulatory obligations — updated continuously as the threat landscape shifts.

Training that reflects today's attacks, not last year's.
Policies and procedures

Writes policies tied to your specific frameworks and the detailed procedures that tell your staff exactly how to implement them — not generic templates that require a consultant to interpret.

Documentation your examiners can rely on.
DR and IR automation

Builds and maintains your disaster recovery and incident response plans — automated workflows, decision trees, and escalation paths designed to function under actual incident conditions.

Plans that work when you need them.
Integrated scanner suite

Runs external vulnerability, web application, and internal network scans — and updates its own detection logic continuously. Reports are customized to your business context and regulatory obligations, not generic CVE lists.

Findings your team can act on immediately.
How PCS fits together

Know. Prove. Present.

Every part of PCS is one of these three steps, or feeds one of them. Nothing can be secured, or scored, until it is on a list — so the loop starts there.

Step 1  ·  Know

Your IT environment

Your equipment, your software, and your people.

Those are the three things that can be attacked, and the three that have to be secured. PCS keeps a live list of each: every machine and how it is protected, every application and whether you could survive losing it, every person and what they are allowed to reach.

Step 2  ·  Prove

Evidence that it is actually secured

Saying a control is in place is not the same as it being in place.

PCS scans your workstations, your applications, your Microsoft 365 or Google tenant, your line-of-business systems, and everything of yours facing the internet — then reports, control by control, what is switched on and what is not.

Step 3  ·  Present

The record, on the day they ask

When somebody asks, you produce it.

Risk assessment and risk register, the scored results of every scan, who took which training and when, your disaster recovery and incident response plans, your asset inventories, and your security policies. Current, dated, and in one place.

Three steps, not three projects

Run them as separate projects and they drift: the inventory goes stale, the scans check last year's machines, and the evidence gets thrown together in the week before an examination. PCS runs them as one loop. Your inventory decides what gets scanned. Your scans become your evidence. Your evidence is ready before anyone asks.

The PCS risk assessment: each control with its applicability, inherent risk, risk addressed, evidence status, evidence date and attached document, above a score compared against the portfolio.
Every control, scoped, evidenced and scored

See how PCS works  →

The Pistos model

It's not just a tool, it's a comprehensive, defensible compliance program.

Other GRC platforms hand you a dashboard and expect you to figure out how to populate it. Pistos delivers eighty-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.

40%
Automated
Risk assessment controls satisfied automatically by Skopein scanning, with every finding filed against the control it answers and linked to step-by-step remediation guidance.
45%
Templated
DR plans, IR plans, HR forms, NDAs, privacy statements, and operational policies — all mapped to the eight authoritative frameworks Pistos supports.
15%
Your contribution
Cyber insurance evidence, organizational structure, and populating the hardware/software inventory and recovery plan templates we provide.
Eight authoritative frameworks

Mapped against the regulations your industry actually faces.

Every policy, every Skopein finding, and every evidence record in PCS is mapped against the eight authoritative sources that govern the industries we serve. One implementation. Many obligations satisfied simultaneously.

Financial Services
NY DFS 23 NYCRR 500
NACHA
SOC 2 Type II
PCI DSS
ISO 27001/2
SIG (Lite, Core, Full)
Defense & Government
NIST SP 800-171/2
NIST SP 800-53
CMMC 2.0
FIPS 199, 200, 140-3
FedRAMP
FISMA
Healthcare
HIPAA
HITECH Act
SOC 2 Type II
Who we serve

Three industries. One methodology. Right-sized delivery.

For insurance agencies and wholesalers

Your carriers stopped accepting Yes. Now they want the document.

DFS placed strict due diligence obligations on insurance carriers, and carriers are passing them straight down to the agencies and aggregators selling their products. Pistos gives independent agencies and wholesalers the same quality of regulatory representation 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  →
For Tier 2 and Tier 3 defense subcontractors

CMMC 2.0 readiness, built for subs who have to comply and cannot afford to fail.

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  →
For HIPAA-covered entities and business associates

The compliance program your practice needs without the cost of building one.

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. Pistos delivers the HIPAA program OCR expects to see — documented, current, and mapped to the audit protocol.

For healthcare  →
The compliance evidence problem

Four questions. One system that answers all of them.

Regulated organizations in financial services, healthcare, and defense face the same four problems — and most address them with four separate, disconnected tools.

What is our actual risk?

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.

Which frameworks apply — and overlap?

Most regulated organizations face three to five overlapping frameworks. Treating each as a separate compliance program wastes resources and misses shared controls.

Can we prove compliance today?

The gap is rarely the control — it is the document that proves the control was there. That is what fails an examination, and it is what carriers now ask for by name.

Who keeps it current?

Regulations amend. Vendors release new versions. Threats evolve. No human team can monitor all three simultaneously without missing something consequential. AI can.

Client outcomes

Scores of third-party audits across Pistos clients.
Zero failures.

"Our carrier partners were pressing us on HIPAA compliance — we had no program, and they knew it. Our Aegis CISO took control and built it from the ground up: policies, procedures, and the security tool configurations to back them up. The partners have stopped asking."

Compliance Officer  ◆  Healthcare Technology Firm

"We develop and host health insurance applications internally. We had no SDLC and no documented systems. Our Aegis CISO built the SDLC from scratch and put the processes in place to run and maintain our environment going forward. We went from no program to one that holds up under scrutiny."

CTO  ◆  Health Insurance Software Developer

Founded by Pete Sfoglia, former partner at EY and Accenture, and mentor to CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz. Pistos principals have published on cybersecurity compliance in National Defense Magazine, Insurance Journal, and Carrier Management. Read the published work.

Meet one. Satisfy many.

One mapping anchors every framework. One program. Every obligation.

Get in touch

We would welcome the conversation.

Tell us about your regulatory obligations and we will explain how Pistos addresses them — without the sales process.

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