What Is Radius360 by BlueRadius? The vCISO Platform That Runs the Security Program
Radius360 by BlueRadius is a vCISO platform that runs a whole security program. It reads the tools a company already uses, proposes the next move, and keeps the evidence behind every decision.

Radius360 by BlueRadius is a vCISO platform that runs a whole security program. It connects to the tools a company already uses, turns what they report into specific proposals (a risk to raise, a control to fix, a policy to update), and lets a person approve each one. Every decision keeps the evidence behind it, so the board report, the audit and the next vCISO all see the same record. It is built for vCISOs, MSSPs and MSPs running programs for several clients, and for companies that need a security program but don't have a full-time CISO.
We built it because we needed it. BlueRadius runs vCISO engagements, and the tools on the market either tracked compliance checklists or showed a dashboard. Neither one told us what to do next, or kept the reason a decision was made.
What does Radius360 do?
- Connects to the security stack. 46 integrations, 23 of them deep, including Microsoft 365, Okta, AWS, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne and GitHub. Deep integrations map each finding to the specific controls it affects.
- Proposes, and you decide. Agents read that data and propose the next move: a new or changed risk, evidence for a control, a drafted fix. Nothing changes until a person approves it.
- Keeps the evidence with the decision. Each approved change carries the data that justified it and who approved it, so an auditor or a board member can trace any number back to its source.
- Covers the frameworks clients ask about. SOC 2, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, CMMC, HIPAA, CIS Controls and more, with evidence collected once and reused across frameworks.
- Produces the reports. Board reports, risk registers and audit packets are built from the live program, with one-click PDF export.
- Runs many clients from one place. A practice view across every client, with each client's data kept in its own workspace. White-label is included for practices.
Who is Radius360 for?
vCISOs, MSSPs and MSPs. If you run security programs for several clients, Radius360 gives you one place to see what needs attention across all of them, and a consistent way to deliver the program to each one under your own brand.
Companies without a full-time CISO. If security landed on an IT leader or a small team, Radius360 shows what to work on first, keeps the evidence an auditor will ask for, and turns the program into a report leadership can read.
How is Radius360 different from Vanta, Drata or Cynomi?
Compliance automation tools such as Vanta and Drata are built to get one company through an audit. Cynomi is built to help MSPs package vCISO services. Radius360 sits a level above both: it runs the security program itself, across clients, and records why each decision was made. Audit readiness comes out of that program instead of being the goal. Side-by-side comparisons are on the Radius360 site for Vanta, Drata, Cynomi and RealCISO.
How does BlueRadius use it?
BlueRadius vCISO engagements run on Radius360. When we take on a client, we connect their tools, review what the platform proposes with their team, and build the board reporting from the same record.
Frequently asked questions
Is Radius360 a GRC platform?
It does what a GRC platform does: risks, controls, policies, vendors and evidence. The difference is that it runs the program from live data and proposes the work, instead of waiting for someone to fill in forms.
Can I try Radius360?
Yes. There is a 7-day free trial with no card required at radius360.co.
How is Radius360 priced?
Plans are quoted for each program. Practices pay a practice licence plus a per-client fee with no client minimum, and white-label is included. Ask for a quote.
Who makes Radius360?
BlueRadius Cyber, a vCISO and security compliance firm based in Austin, Texas. It was founded by Jeff Sowell.
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