About Whistic
Whistic sells a platform that includes Assess, Vendor Monitoring, Compliance, and Trust Center, supported by the Trust Center Exchange, Whistic AI, and Automation Orchestrator.[5]
Whistic says risk does not stay in one workflow, and that it keeps context connected as teams assess, respond, share, and prove. Whistic describes Risk Operations as the work of turning evidence and signals into the actions, decisions, and proof required to manage trust. Whistic says the platform covers the risk inherited from vendors and the security assurance customers expect.[5][7]
Organizations can begin with the products that address their immediate needs and do not need to buy every product. Automation Orchestrator is a platform feature that coordinates specialized workflow agents, and the current Orchestrator workflow supports Assess through the Initiator, Collector, Analyst, and Reporter agents. Whistic keeps vendor context, evidence, Issues, control activity, customer requests, human decisions, and history connected to the work they support. Whistic says people retain consequential decisions, approvals, overrides, and finalization.[5]
Teams collect existing vendor evidence, use Whistic Assess to map it to their controls, identify gaps, catalog issues, and finalize a defensible risk decision. Whistic AI reads vendor evidence and maps it to customer controls. Whistic AI can generate a summary of a SOC 2 audit report catered to a customer's controls. Whistic states that every answer carries a confidence score and a source citation. Whistic states that no agent approves a vendor and every agent action is recorded in an activity log. Calastone brought vendor assessments and customer security information together with Whistic Assess and Trust Center.[1][5][7][8]
Whistic replaces alert-only monitoring with workflows that show what changed, why it matters, and what to do next. Vendor Monitoring shows severity-rated vendor events with source evidence inside the vendor workflow. Teams can create an Issue or launch a targeted assessment without starting over.[5]
Whistic Compliance keeps internal controls connected to the broader risk program. Teams define controls, write tests, and run them manually or with the Browser Agent. Each test run creates a permanent, timestamped record with evidence. Teams set a recurrence cadence when creating a test, for example every 12 months. Whistic says the product is self-service from day one.[1][5][9]
Trust Center lets vendors publish approved security documents and questionnaires and control who can see them. Whistic says sharing in the Trust Center Exchange is granted by the vendor. The Trust Center Exchange connects buyers with thousands of published vendor profiles. Whistic says Smart Response answers questionnaires from documents in a customer's Knowledge Base.[5][7][10]
Whistic's SOC 2 Type II is an independent audit of its controls for security, availability, and confidentiality over a 12-month period. Whistic's information security management system is certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 across the business since 2023. Whistic AI has been in production for 2+ years, and its AI management system is certified to ISO/IEC 42001. Whistic holds TX-RAMP Level 1, the Texas Risk and Authorization Management Program certification required for cloud services used by Texas state agencies and public higher education. Whistic says it hosts primarily on AWS US-West with AWS US-East as standby. Whistic names investors including Emergence Capital, ForgePoint Capital, and JMI Equity, and says it holds two issued patents.[1][9]
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