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fullCircle GRC

For pro sports clubs, leagues & venues

League-ready. Gameday-ready.

Your league sets the controls, your stadium adds its own and every home game runs on card payments and a building full of partners. fullCircle maps the league's requirements to the controls you already run, keeps stadium evidence current and shows ownership exactly where you stand.

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The problems holding pro sports organizations back

League requirements come first

Your security program answers to the league office and to ownership, and every review means pulling proof from IT, football operations, stadium operations and every partner.

The stadium runs on its own controls

Fire and life safety inspections, crowd manager rosters, credential reviews and card terminal checks recur all season, each on its own schedule.

Gameday multiplies the risk

Ticketing, concessions, Wi-Fi and building systems share networks and partners. Ransomware has already taken stadium cameras and turnstiles offline.

How fullCircle helps

A better way, built by auditors.

01

The league's requirements, as their own framework

Build the league's control set as a custom framework or bulk upload it from a spreadsheet, then map each requirement to the controls you already run. One access review or tabletop exercise can satisfy the league, NIST CSF and PCI DSS at once, and ownership sees coverage before the league office asks.

Custom frameworks, built in the app or uploaded from Excel or CSV
Requirements mapped to controls you already run
Coverage and gaps by facility, domain and requirement
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02

Stadium controls that never lapse

Give every fire extinguisher inspection, emergency lighting test, crowd manager roster, card terminal check and credential review an owner and a cadence. Evidence is scoped to the stadium, training facility or club offices, expiring items are flagged before gameday and everything is organized for the next stadium security evaluation.

Scopes for each stadium and facility
Periodicity and expiration on every evidence object
SAFETY Act renewals and every due date on one Compliance Calendar
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03

Every partner in the building, reviewed

Tier ticketing platforms, concessionaires, security staffing firms, Wi-Fi providers and sponsors by criticality, send questionnaires through a guided vendor portal and schedule the reviews that keep every attestation and SOC report current.

Criticality tiers and review cadences
Guided questionnaire portal for vendors
Vendor risks in their own register
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04

Every employee signed off, seasonal staff included

Publish club and league policies, from card handling to gambling and integrity rules, to every employee and seasonal worker by email. They acknowledge through the Policy Portal, you see who has signed and remind who hasn't, and access reviews for the start and end of every season sit on the Compliance Calendar.

Acknowledgment tracking by policy and person
Policy Portal links sent by email
No user limits, so you never count seats
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Frameworks

The frameworks you'll likely need

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Yes. Build them as a custom framework or bulk upload them from a spreadsheet, map each requirement to your controls and track coverage and evidence by facility. League programs commonly align with frameworks like NIST CSF, so requirements that overlap NIST CSF, PCI DSS or ISO 27001 share the same controls and each one is evidenced once.

No. League requirements are the league's to share, so you load the version your club receives and update it when the league does. fullCircle does include NIST CSF 2.0, PCI DSS and ISO 27001 with pre-mapped controls and evidence.

Yes. Fire and life safety inspections, crowd manager rosters, credential reviews, card terminal checks and SAFETY Act renewals all fit as evidence with an owner and a cadence, scoped to the stadium, training facility or club offices.

Cover the league data your club handles, like medical records, player tracking data, game video and draft information, with controls and scheduled access reviews that show who can reach it. Then publish gambling and integrity policies to every department and track acknowledgments, so everyone knows the rules for confidential information.

Usually, for the card payments you control. A concessionaire or ticketing platform that is the merchant of record carries PCI DSS for its own sales, but you're still responsible for payments you run, like the team store, and for overseeing the providers that handle payments for you. fullCircle includes PCI DSS v4.0 and v4.0.1 with pre-mapped controls and evidence.

Add them by email and they acknowledge policies through the Policy Portal while you track progress and send reminders. Schedule access reviews for the start and end of each season, and add as many people as you need, since fullCircle has no user limits.

Yes. Leagues across pro sports set security expectations for their clubs and venues, and some now require an annual cyber assessment backed by evidence. Each league's requirements work the same way in fullCircle: a custom framework mapped to your controls, with scopes for every team, venue and business unit.

Yes. risk3sixty delivers PCI DSS assessments, NIST CSF maturity assessments and Compliance as a Service, and fullCircle is included for organizations that work with risk3sixty.

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