GetCybr

If you run an MSP or MSSP, you already know the vCISO math doesn't work well. Every new client means another gap assessment, another risk register, another roadmap and another stack of board reports, and most of that work is the same structure rebuilt from scratch. Your senior security people end up formatting spreadsheets instead of advising clients, and that caps how many vCISO or compliance engagements you can take on before quality slips.

GetCybr is built around that bottleneck. It's a multi-client platform where AI agents "handle the repeatable assessment, roadmap, and reporting work while your team stays in control." You get one dashboard across every client organisation (the site advertises unlimited clients), an assessment engine that maps risk gaps and compliance requirements, automated evidence collection, and white-label reports you can send under your own brand. It claims support for 50+ frameworks, including ISO 27001, SOC 2, NIST CSF 2.0, HIPAA, CMMC, NIS2, DORA, Cyber Essentials, Saudi ECC / NCA and Singapore's MAS TRM. Integrations pull data from Microsoft 365 Secure Score, Entra ID, Azure, Google Cloud and Intune, and there's a beta vCISO Assistant exposed over MCP, so you can tell an MCP client something like "our top risk is unpatched laptops" and have it add the risk, set a treatment plan and create tasks.

The pitch is clearly aimed at service providers, not at a single company trying to get its own SOC 2. That focus is the main reason to look at it: features like third-party risk management are framed as "a billable vendor-risk service," and risk quantification is there to help you justify spend to your clients' boards. The easiest way in is the free gap assessment, which covers 20 essential controls and produces a client-ready executive report at no cost. Beyond that, the public site is light on specifics about how the agents actually work, how accurate the automated mapping is, and what the paid tier costs, so you'll want a trial run on a real client before committing.