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CISGuard delivers CIS benchmark compliance and audit-ready evidence without the SaaS-cloud dependency that disqualifies Qualys for many sovereign and air-gapped environments.
For CIS benchmark compliance and audit evidence, yes. CISGuard is purpose-built for the compliance use case, with Framework Coverage Reports formatted for auditor consumption rather than translated from a vulnerability-management product. For CVE-based vulnerability management, customers typically retain a dedicated VM tool.
Yes. CISGuard's default deployment is on-premises in customer-controlled infrastructure. There is no SaaS option that exfiltrates scan data, by architectural choice. This makes CISGuard viable in jurisdictions where Qualys's cloud-only model is regulatorily or operationally non-viable.
CISGuard generates PCI-DSS Requirements 2, 6, and 10 evidence formatted for QSA consumption: per-CDE-asset configuration posture, drift detection for change management, and continuous audit logging. QSAs accept the evidence directly during ROC fieldwork. For external ASV scanning (a separate PCI requirement), customers retain a dedicated PCI ASV vendor.
Yes. CISGuard's own engineering and compliance team delivers onboarding and support during GCC business hours, not from a remote support center timed for US/EU customers. This is materially different from global vendors who service the GCC remotely.
Yes. CISGuard scales validated to 40,000+ endpoints per deployment with horizontal scaling for larger footprints. Multi-site rollup handles distributed infrastructure (manufacturing plants, retail stores, telecom POPs, regional offices) with per-site, per-region, and per-business-unit reporting.
Our compliance engineers will walk through a side-by-side evaluation specific to your environment and audit scope.
Use the original standards below to check terminology and requirements. These references explain the standards; they do not endorse CISGuard or independently verify its product coverage.