PillarOne
A new way to manage cybersecurity and AI
without breaking the bank.
Keep security covered without building an enterprise-sized security team
Regulated organizations with 25 to 250 employees face serious cybersecurity, technology, and AI responsibilities, often without the staff or budget of a larger organization.
PillarOne is an annual cybersecurity + AI service that helps you manage cyber risk.
You get experienced guidance, a practical security baseline, a prioritized roadmap and an ongoing monthly cadence to keep risks, decisions and remediation moving.
You get the structure and security guidance you need, then add deeper capabilities only where they make sense.
CHOOSE THE LEVEL OF SUPPORT THAT FITS
PillarOne gives you a right-sized security program to start with, then lets you add more monitoring, validation and guidance as your needs change.
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PillarOne
Core
Establish the baseline, set priorities, and keep progress moving.
Core includes:
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Cybersecurity, Technology + AI Risk Baseline: Annual
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Cybersecurity Roadmap: Annual
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Cyber Risk Review Meeting & Guidance (Security + AI): Monthly
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Security/AI Leader Meetups: Monthly
Best For:
Smaller or less complex organizations with lower regulatory pressure and more straightforward security needs.
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PillarOne
Advanced
Add recurring validation and deeper advisory support.
Everything in Core, plus:
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Dark Web Credential Monitoring: Quarterly
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Strategic Advisory Call: Quarterly
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External Vulnerability Scan: Quarterly
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Phishing Simulation: Quarterly
Best For:
Growing or mid-sized organizations with more sensitive data, greater regulatory requirements, or increasing security complexity.
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PillarOne
Complete
Add stronger oversight, executive visibility, and incident readiness.
Everything in Advanced, plus:
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Executive Dashboard, Cyber + AI: Monthly
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External Vulnerability Scan: Monthly
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Incident Response Checklist: Annual
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Tabletop Exercise: Annual
Best For:
Larger, highly regulated organizations with significant volumes of sensitive data, greater business risk, and higher expectations for security oversight.
Security should not depend on having a Fortune 500 budget.
For many smaller regulated organizations, cybersecurity is one responsibility among several.
The person accountable for security may also own IT, operations, compliance, finance, or another business function. Now AI is adding new questions about data use, governance, technology selection, and risk.
But the expectations do not get smaller because the team is smaller.
You still need to know:
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Where are we most exposed?
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What should we address first?
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Are we investing in the right things?
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Is remediation actually moving?
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How is AI changing our risk?
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What has changed since we last looked?
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Who can help us get the work done when we do not have the internal capacity?
PillarOne gives your leadership team a practical way to keep security covered without building an enterprise-sized security and AI function.
Establish your baseline. Prioritize the right risks.
Keep progress moving.
Establish a practical baseline.
Every PillarOne service starts by establishing a baseline across cybersecurity, technology, and AI.
We review your business context, critical data, technology environment, security controls, configuration risks, technology gaps, current AI use, and priority exposures.
The baseline produces two practical outputs:
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A Risk Register that captures the risks that matter most, their relative priority, and the actions needed to address them
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A one-year Roadmap that sequences remediation based on risk, business impact, dependencies, and available resources
The goal is not another report.
The goal is to give leadership a clear picture of where risk exists, what deserves attention first, and what should happen next.
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Focus on the right risks first.
Anyone can create a long list of recommendations.
The harder job is deciding which ones deserve attention first.
Your Risk Register creates a shared view of the issues that matter most. Your Roadmap turns that view into an actionable plan for the year.
Together, they help leadership direct time and budget toward the risks that matter most instead of trying to fix everything at once.
You do not need to address every issue at the same time. You need to make the smartest investments first.
Maintain a monthly cadence.
Risk does not stay still for a year.
Your business changes. Technology changes. Vulnerabilities emerge. Employees adopt new tools. AI use expands. Priorities shift.
That is why every PillarOne level includes a monthly Cyber Risk Review Meeting covering cybersecurity and AI.
The Risk Register and Roadmap become the working agenda for those meetings.
Each month, we review:
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Changes in risk
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Progress against roadmap priorities
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Open remediation items
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New cybersecurity, technology, or AI concerns
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Decisions or investments that need leadership attention
As conditions change, priorities can change with them.
The Risk Register stays current, the Roadmap stays relevant, and progress remains visible throughout the year.
Establish your baseline. Prioritize the right risks.
Keep progress moving.
Risk changes. Your level of support can too.
A Core service may be the right fit today.
As your organization grows more complex, adopts more AI, faces new regulatory requirements, or takes on greater exposure, your needs may change.
PillarOne gives you a structured way to increase monitoring, testing, and leadership support without starting over with a different provider.
When the roadmap calls for action, we help get it done.
PillarOne helps you understand risk, prioritize what matters, and keep progress moving.
But some priorities require more than guidance.
Some providers will tell you what is wrong and leave you to solve it. Others will sell you technology before helping you decide whether it addresses the right problem.
Pillar takes a different approach.
We can take you from advice through execution under one relationship.
When your roadmap identifies a need for deeper expertise or hands-on support, you can bring in the right capabilities without finding and managing additional providers.
That includes:
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Cybersecurity execution and remediation
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AI strategy, governance, and adoption
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Leadership and engineering support
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Compliance readiness
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Incident response
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Technology selection and procurement
We help you understand the issue, decide what matters, and get the work done.
A security stack designed for PillarOne clients.
Smaller regulated organizations should not have to assemble an enterprise security stack or pay for technology they do not need.
Pillar has developed an Managed Security Stack specifically for PillarOne clients, using technologies selected for the needs of smaller regulated organizations.
PillarOne clients can also access Pillar Security Partner Pricing on eligible security technologies and software procurement.
The goal is the same as the roadmap: put your budget where it reduces the most risk.
Built for regulated organizations that have to do more with less.
PillarOne is especially designed for organizations with approximately 25 to 250 employees that face meaningful cybersecurity, technology, AI, and regulatory responsibilities without large dedicated teams.
That often means balancing:
Sensitive or critical data
Regulatory expectations
Limited internal security expertise
Increasing AI adoption
Leadership accountability
Competing technology priorities
Limited time for remediation
Tight budgets and hiring constraints
PillarOne turns those competing demands into a manageable annual service.
The goal is simple: keep security covered.
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You should know where your biggest risks are.
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You should know which ones deserve attention first.
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You should be able to show that progress is being made.
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And when your business, technology, or AI use changes, your priorities should change with it.
PillarOne gives you a practical way to keep security covered without overbuilding your team, your program, or your budget.
Not sure which level PillarOne fits?
We can compare your current environment, internal resources, regulatory requirements, and level of risk against Core, Advanced, and Complete.