CISO Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: CISO), headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, announced the continued expansion of its TiGRIS governance, risk, and compliance platform, which holds FedRAMP certification, as part of the company's stated shift toward a software-led cybersecurity business model.

TiGRIS includes automated evidence collection, risk-based workflows, audit-ready reporting, and multi-framework traceability. The platform is designed for organizations with federal, commercial, and enterprise compliance requirements.

CISO Global said it plans to add generative AI capabilities to TiGRIS in the coming months, targeting improvements in evidence analysis, control mapping, compliance intelligence, and executive-level risk visibility. No timeline or pricing details were provided.

Baan Alsinawi, Vice President of Cyber Enterprise Enablement at CISO Global, said in the statement: "As a FedRAMP-certified SaaS solution with automated evidence collection, machine-readable reporting, and Trust Center capabilities, TiGRIS is designed to help organizations modernize compliance operations and align with the direction of FedRAMP 20x."

Through its subsidiary TalaTek, LLC, CISO Global holds authorization as a Certified Third-Party Assessment Organization, or C3PAO, with more than a decade of audit and assessment experience, according to the company.