Better Health for All

CISO Global's core business of providing cybersecurity services to healthcare organizations delivers substantial health benefits by protecting patient data and clinical operations, which is fundamental to patient care.

The company's services do not generate revenue from products with negative health outcomes. As a cybersecurity provider, its products do not have direct safety implications for physical or mental health. The company's CyberSimple® program is initially accessible to over 358 dental clinics nationwide, which is a small fraction of the approximately 190,000 dental practices in the U.S., indicating that its business model does not primarily involve serving vulnerable populations with health needs directly. CISO Global offers cybersecurity risk assessments and a Security and Compliance Visibility solution to simplify complex compliance requirements, demonstrating comprehensive risk disclosures. The company helps healthcare organizations maintain HIPAA compliance and offers services to centralize audit-support documentation and enable real-time governance visibility, indicating industry-leading data protection. CISO Global's services are intended to help dental practices that may not have dedicated IT or cybersecurity staff and allow dental professionals to focus on patient care, which is a substantial level of support for the healthcare workforce. The company offers ransomware prevention services and focuses on cybersecurity preparedness for dental clinics, representing a substantial emphasis on preventative health measures. CISO Global provides education, training, and awareness programs, which is a substantial investment in healthcare education. The company's operations are not directly relevant to global health crisis response.

Fair Trade & Ethical Sourcing

CISO Global's Supplier Code of Conduct, dated January 2026, contractually requires all suppliers to comply with its provisions.

This code explicitly prohibits forced labor, child labor, bonded labor, indentured labor, and prison labor. It also mandates compliance with various regulations, including the UK Modern Slavery Act 2015 and the United States Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. The company reserves the right to conduct audits of suppliers and will take appropriate action for non-compliance.

Kind to Animals

CISO Global Inc. operates as a cybersecurity, compliance, and software company. Its industry is identified as Technology – Computer Software: Prepackaged Software.

The company's business model is service-oriented, providing cybersecurity and professional services. Evidence explicitly states 'No Animal Exploitation' for the company. Given the nature of its operations, CISO Global Inc. does not produce physical products, engage in animal testing, utilize animal-derived ingredients, conduct animal husbandry, or directly impact wildlife habitats. Therefore, all animal welfare KPIs are not applicable to the company's activities.

Planet-Friendly Business

CISO Global Inc. operates as a cybersecurity, compliance, and software company, primarily a services provider. Due to the nature of its business, many environmental KPIs are not applicable. Specifically, the company has no products requiring lifecycle impact assessments or packaging operations, its material sourcing is not applicable, and its operations and supply chain are not connected to forest risk commodities. Its business model also suggests minimal direct impact on biodiversity, no projects requiring environmental impact assessments, and no assets at risk from climate transition. Furthermore, its operations are unlikely to have material water sourcing from stressed basins, or significant implications for climate justice, just transition, or climate adaptation financing. The provided articles explicitly state that sustainability data is currently not available for CISO Global and that there is a lack of specific ESG metrics, beyond a general ESG Risk Rating of 25.64 (Medium Risk).

No specific data on emissions, renewable energy, waste, green buildings, climate targets, or climate-related investments is provided, leading to the omission of those KPIs. The articles also state that no regulatory actions, violations, fines, or compliance issues are mentioned, which for a services company implies no material environmental compliance obligations.

Safe & Smart Tech

The provided articles discuss CISO.US's offerings and general industry trends but lack specific, verifiable data points about the company's own internal practices and performance against the 'Safe & Smart Tech' KPIs. While the company offers services related to vulnerability management, regulatory compliance, and security training.

there is no evidence detailing the effectiveness, coverage, or specific outcomes of these practices within CISO.US itself. Similarly, despite the company's use and development of AI. there is no information on its internal AI ethics governance, audit practices, or algorithmic transparency. No data on data breaches, cybersecurity investment as a percentage of revenue, privacy certifications held by the company, encryption implementation, unauthorized data use incidents, user data control, authentication security, bug bounty effectiveness, privacy by design, security testing coverage, data minimization, algorithmic harm remediation, or digital rights advocacy for CISO.US itself is provided.

Zero Waste & Sustainable Products

No specific, concrete data points related to waste diversion, product recyclability, packaging sustainability, recycled content, single-use plastic reduction, take-back programs, circular design, waste reduction initiatives, hazardous waste management, product durability, repairability, waste audit frequency, zero-waste certification, waste disposal violations, material efficiency, packaging-to-product ratio, waste reduction targets, supplier waste requirements, or customer waste education are present in the provided articles.

The company's financial filings and other articles explicitly state the absence of such sustainability data.