Traditional methods of continuous monitoring are quickly becoming obsolete, and organizations are turning to comprehensive tools to stay ahead of regulations and threats. The practice of conducting periodic assessments and reacting to incidents after the fact will not provide the security that most frameworks and regulations require.
That’s why many security teams are shifting to continuous monitoring, powered by three core technology pillars: SIEM, SOAR, and GRC.
GRC evolves… and the companies using GRC solutions must also evolve. With regulatory frameworks, business risks, and technology constantly changing, it’s basically a necessity at this point to use more advanced tools just to stay in front of requirements and threats. And now, AI is pushing that evolution into overdrive.
This article explores how AI is transforming GRC and how organizations can capitalize on this trend, rather than being overwhelmed by it.
Choosing and implementing a GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) solution isn’t just another IT project. It’s a strategic shift—one that touches almost every part of your organization, from security and compliance to HR, legal, and vendor management. When done right, adopting a GRC platform streamlines operations, reduces risk exposure, and puts compliance teams in the driver’s seat. But done poorly? It can become just another overengineered system nobody uses.
So how do you make sure your GRC investment pays off? You need a roadmap—not just for selecting software, but for building a sustainable, scalable governance architecture around it.
Here’s how to approach GRC adoption.
