Checkboxes don't stop breaches, and an audit won't build your program. PrimeOutpost helps teams without a CISO do the security work that matters, and pass SOC 2, or whichever audit is next, as a side effect.
Deploy an SSO. Buy an EDR. Start a bug bounty. Each one defensible; none of them a plan.
Until a company hires security leadership, security work gets picked by instinct: the last incident, the loudest customer, the newest vendor pitch. Tools pile up, money goes out, and nobody can answer the board's only question: are we better off than last quarter?
None of this work is novel: companies at your stage need the same foundations, in an order that depends on your business.
Roadmap, risks, decisions, gaps, playbooks, and trend in one place, instead of a pile of spreadsheets and a slide deck nobody updates.
Security initiatives in an order that fits your business, with owners, domains, and status. The plan your board asks about, in one view.
Every gap comes with an implementation guide: the concrete steps, the decisions to make, and the outcome that closes it.
Risks with scoring, owners, and history. Accepted risks stay accepted, with the reasoning attached.
Decision records for security choices: why you chose the control you chose, written down when you chose it.
Check your program against the frameworks you're held to. See what's covered, what isn't, and what to raise as a risk.
Scores over time and a board-ready report, drawn from work already recorded. Reporting stops being a separate exercise.
I run security for a living. Every company I've joined needed the same first year of security work, and every one rebuilt it from scratch: same policies, same roadmap debates, same spreadsheet abandoned after the audit. PrimeOutpost is the system I wanted to hand to teams that don't have a CISO yet. It runs my own security program today.
No per-seat pricing, no per-framework upsells.
Everything in the product, for the whole team.