Israeli-American tech company Cypago announced a new partnership with Archer, a global leader in risk-management solutions, the company said on Wednesday.
The statement said the partnership would deliver “an Agentic-AI Cyber GRC (governance, risk, and compliance) SaaS platform that transforms the way enterprises manage Cybersecurity GRC.”
According to the release, the current methods most companies use to ensure compliance with laws and regulations are slow and ineffective, often relying on older technology, such as spreadsheets and manual data collection. “Relying on spreadsheets and manual processes for evidence collection and security control testing further increases cyber risks, inhibits resilience and efficiency, and can lead to errors,” the statement noted.
Additionally, per the release, companies can spend tens of thousands of dollars preparing for audits. The audit-readiness checks can take months to complete, often reducing a company’s effectiveness and leading to losses.
How Cypago’s platform works
Cypago’s Agentic Cyber GRC platform aims to solve these problems. The platform, in the company’s own words, “equips GRC teams with a bird’s eye view over security controls and security teams with ongoing visibility and automatic updates, ensuring that companies are always 'audit ready.”
“Our partnership with Cypago enables us to provide Archer clients with continuous automated oversight of, and insight into, their IT and security controls. This is a step change for how enterprises engage with security controls assurance,” said Jeff Longoria, chief commercial officer at Archer.
Regulations turn stricter
A PwC survey conducted in early 2025 shows that 85% of business leaders feel that compliance requirements have become stricter over the past three years, and a similar percentage of companies surveyed plan to “invest more in technology to drive compliance activities,” according to the same survey.
The increase in compliance requirements, as well as rising cybersecurity threats, make platforms such as Cypago’s valuable to compliance and risk management companies that rely on speed and accuracy.
CCM, which continuously monitors a business’s internal controls, is therefore a crucial tool for companies that require rapid and effective compliance testing and audit readiness demonstrations.
Cypago’s “AI automation continuously monitors, analyzes, and mitigates security controls in real time,” according to the statement. Yahav Peri, co-founder and CEO of Cypago, described the system as “enabling enterprises to identify security control gaps and findings immediately, respond at pace, and ensure their overall security and compliance posture is watertight.”
“Security compliance isn’t just an operational cost,” Peri added. “Continuous Controls Monitoring is a force multiplier for reducing business risks, building trust, and driving sustained growth.”