Problem
Security teams already pay for scanners and GRC tools, but the hardest workflow still happens by hand: translating a Nessus, Qualys, SARIF, or SBOM finding into the compliance language an auditor, CISO, or agency buyer can act on.
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CVERiskPilot turns raw CVE noise into audit-ready decisions, giving security and GRC teams a practical bridge between scanner output, remediation, evidence, and control impact.
11
scanner/report formats
13
compliance frameworks
100%
veteran-owned
Security teams already pay for scanners and GRC tools, but the hardest workflow still happens by hand: translating a Nessus, Qualys, SARIF, or SBOM finding into the compliance language an auditor, CISO, or agency buyer can act on.
CVERiskPilot ingests scanner output, maps findings to control impact across 13 frameworks, and turns raw CVE noise into audit-ready remediation decisions with AI triage, executive summaries, AI chat, evidence export, and a hash-chained audit log.
Primary buyers are security, GRC, DevSecOps, and compliance teams already using scanners under SOC 2, HIPAA, FedRAMP, CMMC, or similar evidence pressure. Expansion paths include MSSPs and government/federal contractors.
Self-serve Free and Pro support evaluation and small teams. Team, Enterprise, and MSSP paths support multi-seat security teams, regulated organizations, federal contractors, and service providers.
The production app is live at cveriskpilot.com. Founder ops surfaces track customer count, MRR, conversion, usage, cron health, and AI spend. Batch AI cron was removed after cost analysis; customer-facing AI now runs behind explicit request paths and per-organization monthly AI-call limits, with daily spend guards on the Claude and NVIDIA NIM paths.
CVERiskPilot is built by George Ontiveros, a technical solo founder in San Antonio, Texas. The company is 100% veteran-owned, and the founder has practitioner exposure to federal security, compliance, and AI product delivery workflows.
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