Your AI tools write code — your security policies should be readable by AI too. Machine-readable NIST CSF 2.0 policies with API access, auto-generated .cursorrules and AGENTS.md, and CI/CD policy gates on every commit.
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Every AI coding tool — Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot — reads context files to understand what code to write. But your security policies are PDFs nobody reads.
The DevSecOps tier converts your NIST CSF 2.0 policies into machine-readable formats that AI tools consume directly. Drop .cursorrules in your repo root — Cursor will enforce your Access Control policy on every suggestion. Add AGENTS.md — Claude Code reads your critical enforcement rules automatically.
Your CI/CD pipeline gets a policy compliance check workflow that validates against your live enforcement rules on every pull request.
# Security Policy Rules — Rhodigital NIST Engine # Company: Acme Corp | NIST CSF 2.0 | Updated: 2026-04-22 ## Access Control - [CRITICAL] MUST: All database queries must use role-based permissions with parameterized access - [CRITICAL] MUST: No unauthenticated endpoints should expose sensitive data or allow mutations - [HIGH] SHOULD: Privileged operations must be logged with actor identity + timestamp ## Data Protection - [CRITICAL] MUST: Sensitive fields must use application-level encryption (AES-256 or equiv) - [CRITICAL] MUST: All queries use parameterized statements — no string interpolation
# Get machine-readable enforcement rules curl -H "x-api-key: rh_YOUR_KEY" \ https://rhodigitalos.polsia.app/api/v1/policies/access-control/enforcement-rules # Download .cursorrules for Cursor AI curl -H "x-api-key: rh_YOUR_KEY" \ .../api/v1/configs/cursorrules > .cursorrules # Download complete config bundle (ZIP) curl -H "x-api-key: rh_YOUR_KEY" \ .../api/v1/configs/bundle -o configs.zip
No back-and-forth with consultants. You answer questions about your business, AI builds your policies, and the DevSecOps tier turns them into machine-readable output your tools consume automatically.
Tell us your industry, company size, data types, regulatory requirements, and risk appetite. Takes about 3 minutes. AI uses this to customize every control.
Each policy is written specifically for your business — not a generic template. NIST CSF subcategory mappings, HIPAA/SOC 2/PCI-DSS/CPA cross-references, and enforcement rules included.
DevSecOps subscribers get auto-generated .cursorrules, AGENTS.md, and a GitHub Actions workflow. Drop them in your repo. Done.
We built this so every company can start with a strong, customized security foundation — without paying a consultant $20,000 or spending months on generic templates that won't hold up.
Regulators and auditors don't just want controls — they want evidence you've thought through your security posture. Without policies, you fail the paper audit before you start.
Not because they don't care — because building them from scratch takes weeks and expertise they don't have in-house. The gap between "we know we should" and "we have policies" is enormous.
Free templates online are written for nobody — they don't reflect your industry's specific requirements, your company's actual size, or the regulations you're actually subject to. Auditors know the difference.
Not generic templates — each policy is generated specifically for your company based on your industry, employee count, data types, regulatory requirements, and risk appetite.
User provisioning, least-privilege, MFA requirements, and access review procedures calibrated to your environment.
NIST PR.ACDetection, escalation, containment, and recovery procedures with roles assigned to your team structure.
NIST RS.RPData classification, encryption requirements, retention schedules, and disposal procedures aligned to your regulatory obligations.
NIST PR.DSRisk identification, assessment methodology, treatment options, and acceptance criteria for your risk appetite.
NIST ID.RAEmployee training requirements, phishing simulation cadence, and role-based security responsibilities.
NIST PR.ATHardware and software inventory requirements, lifecycle management, and end-of-life procedures.
NIST ID.AMRTO/RPO targets, backup procedures, disaster recovery testing cadence, and communication plans.
NIST RC.RPThird-party assessment requirements, contractual security obligations, and ongoing monitoring procedures.
NIST ID.SCExtend your NIST foundation with AI-specific governance — built for teams using ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, and AI-driven development tools. 5 policies covering NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, and EU AI Act.
One-time purchase · PDF policies · Portal access · Or get everything free with DevSecOps ($149/mo)
NIST released the AI Risk Management Framework in January 2023 to help organizations identify, assess, and manage risks specific to AI systems — separate from traditional cybersecurity risk. If your team ships code with Copilot, runs ChatGPT in workflows, or builds AI-powered products, this framework applies to you.
Establish policies, processes, and accountability structures so AI risk management is embedded across the organization — not bolted on after deployment.
Categorize AI use cases by context and risk level. Understand which AI systems touch sensitive data, generate regulated outputs, or influence material decisions.
Analyze and assess risks including bias, accuracy drift, prompt injection, and data leakage. Define metrics and testing cadences for AI system behavior.
Prioritize and treat identified risks with controls, monitoring, incident response procedures, and ongoing review — proportionate to the system's impact.
NIST CSF handles your overall security posture — access control, incident response, data protection. NIST AI RMF sits on top of that foundation to address risks that are unique to AI systems: model behavior, training data bias, prompt manipulation, and AI vendor accountability.
Together, they give engineering teams a complete governance picture: secure by default (CSF) and AI-safe by design (AI RMF). Our DevSecOps tier delivers both — in machine-readable policy formats your AI tools enforce automatically.
Free · 3 minutes · Covers NIST CSF + AI readiness
DevSecOps is the AI-native tier — 13 policies, machine-readable API, and config file generation. Starter and Pro are one-time purchases. Add the AI Governance Pack to any tier.
This is an excerpt from an Access Control Policy generated for a mid-size healthcare company handling PHI. Every section is substantive, regulatory-specific, and actionable — not boilerplate.
Your policies reference your company name, your specific regulatory requirements (HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI-DSS, CPA (Colorado)), and include action items calibrated to your stated security maturity.
Start DevSecOps — $149/moA policy document that lives in a folder isn't security — it's paper. The companies that actually win audits, earn enterprise customers, and avoid incidents are the ones that implement their policies, train their teams, and have a CISO-level advisor in their corner when things get complicated.
Our fractional CISO service picks up where the policy package ends. We embed with your team, run your compliance program, and provide executive-level security leadership — at a fraction of the cost of a full-time hire.
Straight answers about the policy package, what it includes, and how it works in practice.
Machine-readable NIST CSF 2.0 policies with API access, .cursorrules generation, and CI/CD gates. $149/mo — cancel anytime.
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