▲ Pylon Software

Three products. One philosophy.

Built by the practitioners who advise. Not licensed, not white-labeled. Each one solves a problem we ran into ourselves and chose to build the answer for.

Third-party risk management

Scout

A TPRM platform, not another vendor list.

Evidence-based scoring, continuous monitoring, and live vendor connection mapping, with an embedded AI analyst alongside your GRC team. When an incident hits a vendor, you already know what's exposed and where, before the call comes in.

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M&A tech & security lifecycle

Anvil

Diligence becomes the integration plan.

From first look through post-close integration. Anvil gives M&A teams one platform to assess targets, plan TSAs, execute integration, and report to the board through every phase.

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Security program management

Command

Not another GRC tool.

GRC tools document the program. Command runs it: AI-drafted assessments, a live roadmap, findings worked to closure, board decks that stay current. Built for security leaders running their own program, vCISOs running several at once, and PE firms managing security across a portfolio.

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▲ How they fit

A portfolio, not a checklist.

Scout

The trust network for both sides of the vendor relationship. Customer-side teams replace the spreadsheet-and-questionnaire grind with evidence-based scoring and continuous monitoring. Vendor-side teams maintain a Trust Profile once and reuse it across every customer review. Every profile sharpens the next assessment, every connection map shows what's exposed before the call comes in.

  • Evidence-based vendor scoring, not questionnaires
  • Live vendor connection mapping
  • Continuous breach and posture monitoring
  • Archer, an embedded GRC AI analyst
  • Free vendor Trust Profiles, enterprise for customer-side teams
Anvil

M&A diligence has its own rhythm: short timelines, incomplete data, hand-offs between the deal team and the integration team. Anvil follows the transaction from first look through Day 1 and beyond, replacing the bespoke spreadsheet that gets rebuilt for every deal with one workspace shared across diligence, legal, and integration leads.

  • Pre-LOI screens and deep-dive technical and security diligence
  • Auto-discovered tech and security stacks
  • SBOM and dependency analysis
  • TSA planning and Day-1 readiness
  • Integration tracking and board-ready reporting
Command

GRC tools document the program. Command runs it. The connective tissue between everything a security program needs to actually move, and the product the program owner has been quietly building in spreadsheets, decks, and Jira boards for years. Built so security leaders running one program, vCISOs running several, and PE security teams running portfolios all see the same picture in the same place.

  • Walk-the-control assessments, drafted by AI as you talk
  • Live roadmap, strategy, and budget
  • Findings worked from open to closed
  • Board reporting that's always current
  • Multi-program views for vCISOs and PE security leads

Built by the same practitioners who lead client engagements at Pylon. Not a side project. The same standard.