Managed security and compliance
Your security and compliance team, without the hiring.
Whatever your customers, auditors or regulators ask for, WE Org handles it.
- 96%Audit readiness
- 14Findings closed this month
- 0High-risk findings openOn track
- 23Questionnaires returned3.2 days average
Control areas
- Access controlOn track
- Change managementOn track
- Vendor riskAttention · 2 open
- Data protectionOn track
- Incident responseOn track
+2 more
- Experience from major US banks
- Work across six cabinet departments
- CISSP, CISM, CISA, CRISC, CCSP
- SAM.gov registered
One program
Every framework. One team.
Every new customer, market or regulator brings another set of rules. Most companies hire another consultant each time. One team runs them all as one program, and when a new one arrives, we add it.
- Customer security reviews
- Privacy requirements
- Industry regulators
- Government authorization
- Certification audits
One WE Org program
One team. One platform. One monthly report.
What we handle for you
The work that keeps you compliant, and closing.
Compliance
We build the program, prepare you for the audit, manage the auditor relationship and keep you ready for the next one.
Learn more ›Deal support
Security questionnaires, trust documentation and the security terms in customer contracts.
Learn more ›Security leadership
Board reporting, risk decisions and executive-level representation with your auditors and largest customers.
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Software finds the gaps. We close them.
We fix what's missing, collect the evidence and answer the auditor. Our platform comes with the service, so you're buying the outcome.
Results as a Service
How we work with you
Assess
We map what's required of you and where you stand, then agree the outcomes we'll commit to.
Onboard
We connect our platform to your systems and set the baseline.
Run
We fix gaps, collect evidence, follow up with control owners and manage the audit.
Report
Every month, one page: where you stand, what we closed, what's next.
Who we work with.
Companies whose customers ask hard security questions.
Regulated businesses that answer to examiners.
Federal agencies and the contractors who support them.