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CISO Assistant

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

6.2#15 in compliance management softwareFrom $10 a month
WebAPISelf-hosted
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FactCISO AssistantOpenlane
AutomationThe product provides a REST API and CLI, and supports MCP for connecting compatible AI assistants or agents.Configurable filter expressions let customers choose which records integrations send into Openlane.
Data portabilityImport and export functions allow moving data between cloud and on-premises instances, including CSV or Excel risk imports in Pro.Customers can download their data and evidence from Openlane if they leave.
FrameworksIt includes more than 150 cybersecurity frameworks, standards, and regulations, and supports custom frameworks.The platform supports 12+ frameworks, including SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, GDPR, and NIST frameworks, and allows custom frameworks.
IntegrationsOfficially listed integrations include Jira, ServiceNow, Kafka, outgoing webhooks, REST API, CLI and MCP.Native integrations include AWS, GitHub, Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Slack, and other cloud, identity, messaging, and document services.
SupportCommunity includes community support; Pro subscriptions include priority support, with customer success management listed from six seats.Support includes documentation, a Discord community, a ticket queue, and 1:1 Slack support with the Compliance Module.

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

Openlane plans

  • Additional Evidence Storage (100GB)$10 a month
  • Trust Center Attribution Removal$10 a month
  • Trust Center$300 a month
  • Compliance Module$450 a month

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 Openlane if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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