Generic checklists lack context
The same control can have a very different value depending on the organization, its systems, its risks and its maturity.
Cybersecurity decision platform
Cybersecurity guidance built around your organization.
Your CISO Sentinel helps you understand your cybersecurity position, decide what matters most, and build a practical improvement roadmap based on your business, technology, risks, people and resources.
Not another checklist. Not just an AI chatbot.
The problem
Cybersecurity advice should not be one-size-fits-all.
A framework can show what is missing. A security tool can show an alert. But organizations still need to decide what deserves attention first, what they can realistically implement, and what should wait.
Security advice can be unrealistic
Recommendations often ignore budget, skills, implementation effort and whether the organization can maintain the solution afterwards.
AI alone is not enough
A conversational model can explain security concepts, but it should not make important decisions without structured reasoning and trusted context.
Organization-aware
More than controls and compliance requirements.
Your CISO Sentinel builds a connected understanding of the organization. This allows recommendations to reflect what the business actually depends on and what the team can realistically achieve.
An organization with no vulnerability process may need to build a basic capability first. A more mature organization may need stronger identity governance, resilience, supplier risk management or architecture decisions.
Business and critical servicesWhat the organization needs to protect and keep operating.
Technology and dependenciesSystems, platforms, data, suppliers and supporting services.
Current security capabilitiesExisting controls, processes, evidence and known weaknesses.
People and team capabilityAvailable skills, ownership, capacity and upskilling opportunities.
Budget and implementation effortWhat is affordable, maintainable and achievable in practice.
Relevant obligationsRegulatory, contractual and framework requirements where applicable.
Recommendation Engine
Structured cybersecurity reasoning, with AI on top.
The platform is not built around an AI model generating security advice on its own. Its foundation is a purpose-built Recommendation Engine that combines structured decision logic, cybersecurity knowledge and organization-specific context.
AI helps explain the result, analyze information, answer questions and guide implementation. The Recommendation Engine determines what should be considered and why.
- Understand the organizationBuild context around business services, technology, people, risk and obligations.
- Evaluate capabilities and weaknessesIdentify meaningful gaps, contradictions, dependencies and missing evidence.
- Compare realistic optionsConsider process improvements, tools, managed services, training and phased delivery.
- Prioritize and explainShow what to do next, why it matters, what it requires and what can wait.
The vision
A continuously evolving cybersecurity decision platform.
Your CISO Sentinel is designed to become a living representation of the organization’s cybersecurity programme. As the business changes, the roadmap changes with it.
Where you are
Understand the current position
See your strengths, weaknesses, assumptions and missing information.
Where to go
Define the right destination
Set practical improvement goals that match the organization’s needs.
What comes next
Prioritize the next decisions
Focus on the actions with the best balance of risk reduction and feasibility.
How to get there
Turn recommendations into action
Break improvements into owners, phases, dependencies and achievable steps.
The goal is not to produce the longest list of security gaps. It is to help the organization make better cybersecurity decisions.
Cybersecurity and compliance
Cybersecurity comes first.
The platform focuses on improving real capabilities and reducing meaningful business risk—not on forcing every organization into the same certification journey.
Compliance is included where relevant.
Frameworks, regulations and contractual requirements can inform the roadmap, but they remain part of the organization’s context rather than the entire objective.
Pre-launch
Join the waitlist for product availability.
Your CISO Sentinel is still in development. Leave your email address and confirm it from your inbox; we will notify you when the product is ready to use.
Pricing, launch dates, and product access have not been announced yet.
- Recommendation Engine decides what to recommend
- AI will explain results within the Recommendation Engine
- Confirm your email before receiving the launch notification
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about who the product is for, how recommendations work, and how we treat your data.
What is Your CISO Sentinel?
Your CISO Sentinel is a cybersecurity decision and improvement platform.
It helps organizations understand their current cybersecurity position, determine what matters most and build a realistic improvement roadmap based on their business, technology, risks, people and available resources.
Its purpose is not simply to identify missing controls. It helps organizations decide what they should improve, why it matters, what is realistic for them and what they should do next.
Who is it for?
Your CISO Sentinel is designed for organizations that want to improve their cybersecurity but do not have all the expertise, time or resources of a large security team.
It can support business owners, IT managers, security professionals and existing CISOs who need a clearer way to assess priorities, compare possible approaches and maintain an evolving cybersecurity roadmap.
Organizations can start wherever they are—whether they are establishing essential security capabilities or improving a more mature security programme.
Do I need cybersecurity expertise?
No. The platform is built for both technical and non-technical users. Recommendations are explained in plain language, with actionable next steps.
Is this a replacement for a human CISO?
No. Your CISO Sentinel supports human decision-making rather than replacing it. It helps organizations prioritize work, maintain a living roadmap and communicate security decisions. Companies without a dedicated CISO can use it to introduce more structure and informed guidance into their cybersecurity programme.
How is this different from a compliance checklist?
A compliance checklist asks whether particular controls or requirements are present.
Your CISO Sentinel looks at the organization more broadly. It considers its business activities, critical services, technology, risks, existing security capabilities, available budget, team skills and implementation constraints.
The goal is not to produce the longest possible list of gaps. It is to determine which improvements are most relevant, which should happen first and how the organization can realistically achieve them.
How does the Recommendation Engine work?
The Recommendation Engine combines structured cybersecurity knowledge with information about your organization.
It evaluates your current capabilities, risks, business dependencies, technologies, available people, budget and relevant obligations. It can then compare possible actions and prioritize them according to their expected value, urgency, feasibility, effort and dependencies.
A recommendation may involve introducing a new capability, improving an existing process, using a managed service, training an employee, bringing in specialist support or dividing a larger improvement into achievable phases.
AI works on top of this engine to analyze information, explain recommendations, answer questions and help turn decisions into action. It does not invent recommendations independently.
Can the AI hallucinate or make incorrect recommendations?
No AI system can guarantee that every output will always be correct. That is why Your CISO Sentinel is not built around an AI model making cybersecurity decisions on its own.
Recommendations are grounded in a purpose-built Recommendation Engine that combines structured decision logic, established cybersecurity knowledge and information about your organization.
The engine determines what should be considered and how recommendations should be prioritized. AI helps explain the results, adapt the guidance to your situation and support implementation.
Where information is incomplete or uncertain, the platform is designed to identify assumptions, ask for additional context and show where greater confidence is needed.
Can I see why a recommendation was made?
Yes. Recommendations are designed to show more than the suggested action.
Depending on the recommendation, you can see:
- The risk or weakness being addressed
- The business services, systems or data affected
- Why the recommendation has its current priority
- The information and assumptions used
- Relevant security practices, frameworks or requirements
- Expected cost, effort and dependencies
- Whether your current team can implement and maintain it
- Alternative approaches that may better fit your organization
This makes recommendations easier to understand, challenge and turn into practical decisions.
Is Your CISO Sentinel a compliance platform?
Compliance is supported, but it is not the platform’s only purpose.
Your CISO Sentinel can take relevant regulations, contractual requirements and cybersecurity frameworks into account when they apply to your organization. These may include guidance such as the NIST Cybersecurity Framework, CIS Controls, ISO/IEC 27001, OWASP, GDPR or NIS2.
However, an organization does not need to be pursuing certification or subject to a specific regulation to benefit from the platform.
The primary goal is to help improve real cybersecurity capabilities and reduce meaningful business risk. Compliance is treated as part of the organization’s context—not as the starting point for every recommendation.
Which AI models does Your CISO Sentinel use?
Your CISO Sentinel is designed to remain model-independent. We evaluate models based on security, privacy, reasoning quality, reliability and suitability for each task. This allows us to adopt stronger models over time without rebuilding the platform around a single provider.
Depending on the task, different models may be used for strengths such as reasoning, technical analysis, document understanding or report generation. Every model works on top of our structured cybersecurity Recommendation Engine—so you are not relying on the opinion of a single AI model alone.
What will the product cost?
Pricing has not been announced. Joining the waitlist does not reserve a price, product access, or a customer seat.
What information do you collect on the waitlist?
The waitlist asks only for an email address and your consent to receive an availability notification. It is not an account and you should not provide company security information.
Will our data be used to train AI models?
We do not use your company data to train our models, and we do not permit AI providers to use it to train their general-purpose models. Data is processed only to provide the service, subject to our contractual, privacy and retention controls.
How does the platform handle incomplete or incorrect information?
The platform checks information for gaps, inconsistencies and missing context. Where confidence is limited, it asks follow-up questions or identifies assumptions rather than presenting uncertain information as fact. Recommendation quality improves as more accurate evidence is provided.
When can I use the product?
Your CISO Sentinel is still in development and is not ready for customer onboarding. Join the waitlist to receive an email when it is ready to use.
Will the platform integrate with our existing security tools?
Integrations with common security and IT platforms are part of our roadmap. Initially, organizations can provide information manually and upload relevant documentation. Future integrations will reduce manual work and help keep assessments up to date.
Does the platform guarantee compliance?
No. Your CISO Sentinel helps organizations understand requirements, identify gaps and plan improvements, but it does not provide legal certification or guarantee compliance. Formal legal advice, audits and certifications should be obtained from qualified professionals where required.
Why isn’t Your CISO Sentinel open source?
We believe open source could become an important part of the Your CISO Sentinel ecosystem, but we do not think opening the entire platform would provide enough value at this early stage.
Our current priority is to build a secure, reliable foundation around a clear product vision. Introducing external contributions too early could add competing approaches before the core architecture, security model and Recommendation Engine are sufficiently mature.
In the future, we want developers, cybersecurity professionals and technology partners to be able to extend the platform through plugins, integrations and add-ons. Open-sourcing selected components—such as the plugin SDK, connectors, schemas or development tools—could make it easier for the community to support new security products, frameworks and specialized use cases.
We are not ruling out broader open-source initiatives. We first want to establish a stable foundation and then open the parts of the platform where community participation creates the most value.
Know where you are. Know what to do next.
Build a cybersecurity roadmap that reflects your organization, your risks, your team and your resources.