Three moments. Reach for one.
Is the security program actually moving?
A vendor just had a breach. What’s exposed?
We’re acquiring. What are we actually buying?
One analyst.
Every module.
Every Pylon product ships with Hudson, an AI analyst with access to the whole program. It investigates, drafts, and plans, then asks before it acts. Not a chatbot bolted on. An analyst built in.
Your program lives in dozens of places.
Pylon puts it in one.
Controls in a spreadsheet, clients in folders, the roadmap in a deck nobody has opened since November. This is the same program, running on Pylon.
- Disconnected toolsControls in one sheet, vendors in another, the roadmap in a deck.
- Stale by defaultEvery number is a manual pull, out of date the day it is made.
- No shared truthThe board deck, the audit, and the register never quite agree.
- One operating viewControls, risk, vendors, and evidence in a single system.
- Live, not rebuiltConnected tools keep the program current without a quarterly scramble.
- Hudson across all of itAn analyst that reads the whole program and tells you what needs you today.
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Same program, one surface. Controls, vendors, diligence, and the board deck stop living in separate files, and Hudson reads the whole thing and tells you what needs you today.
Plugs into the stack
you already run.
Identity, cloud, code, endpoint, and ticketing. The platform connects to your tools, reads live configuration, and puts the work where your team already works.
From the operators
behind the platform.
Embedded CISO and CIO leadership, GRC, and AI engineering for mid-market and PE-backed companies. The same practitioners who build the platform, working inside your program.
A security leader in the seat, owning strategy, risk, and the board narrative.
Embedded CIO →Technology leadership that aligns IT and infrastructure to the business roadmap.
GRC →Governance, risk, and compliance run as an operating discipline.
AI Engineering →AI systems built and governed to a standard you can defend.
All services →That's what we build
Built by operators,
not observers.
Pylon is built by The Pylon Group, a team led by a practicing CISO and CIO with two decades inside the seat. We made the operating platform we wished existed when we ran these programs ourselves, and we still embed alongside the teams that run on it.
Pylon works with mid-market and PE-backed companies in regulated, high-stakes industries like healthcare, pharmaceutical, financial services, and manufacturing, where security and technology decisions carry real consequence.
Start with the platform.
Explore Scout, Command, and Anvil, or talk directly with the operators who built them. No pitch deck. No pressure.