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CISO Assistant

8.3#1 in compliance management softwareFrom €39 a month
Free planWebAPILinuxmacOS
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OpenGRC

7.9#2 in compliance management softwareFrom $4,500 a year
Free planWebAPISelf-hosted
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FactCISO AssistantOpenGRC
IntegrationsOfficially listed integrations include Jira, ServiceNow, Kafka, outgoing webhooks, REST API, CLI and MCP.OpenGRC says it has no third-party integrations currently built into the platform, but provides a REST API for integrations.
Legal entityThe maker identifies itself in its site footer as intuitem SARL, registered in France with a €100,000 share capital and Versailles registry details.Florida records identify OPENGRC, LLC as an active LLC filed December 24, 2024, managed by Lee V. Mangold.
LicenseThe community edition is licensed under AGPLv3; the public GitHub repository identifies AGPL-3.0 licensing.Current source is under Elastic License 2.0, allowing internal commercial use, self-hosting and modification while prohibiting third-party hosted service resale; earlier history includes MIT and CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 releases.
Rating on G20.0 out of 5 from 0 reviews.0.0 out of 5 from 0 reviews; G2 says there are insufficient reviews for buying insight.
Risk managementNative capabilities include ISO 27005 and EBIOS RM assessments, risk registers, treatment plans, business-impact analysis and cyber-risk quantification.Risk tools maintain a register with scoring, treatment tracking and links to related controls and assets.

CISO Assistant plans

  • CommunityFree
  • Pro SaaS€39 a month
  • Storage Bundle€960 a year
  • Pro On-premises€2,400 a year
  • Unlimited Seats SaaS€8,500 a year
  • SecNumCloud Instance - Unlimited€14,500 a year

OpenGRC plans

  • Community PackageFree
  • CommunityFree
  • MSSP 21-30Priced on request
  • MSSP 11-20Priced on request
  • MSSP 1-10Priced on request
  • Enterprise Basic$4,500 a year

Pick CISO Assistant if…

CISO Assistant suits teams coordinating cybersecurity risk, compliance, audits, or supplier assessments. Its Community plan serves self-hosted users, while Pro SaaS is described for small teams and Pro on-premises for mid-sized and large teams.

Pick OpenGRC if…

OpenGRC is aimed at small and midsized businesses or teams managing cyber risks, audits, controls, and vendors. Community may suit users able to handle its web and database server requirements.

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