What is GRC integration? This term refers to unifying the "G", "R", and "C" (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) core business processes into a single framework. Streamlining in this way allows companies to manage risks, ensure compliance, and govern their operations more efficiently. By breaking down silos and creating a streamlined approach, GRC integration improves visibility and helps organizations make better, data-driven decisions about risk. There's ...

Imagine an orchestra. One where each section plays its own melody, without listening to anything else. The result? A lack of harmony. This is exactly how many organizations approach their Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC) processes. With a lack of harmony. When GRC process control activities operate in silos, the business can only address risks in isolation. This leads to critical gaps and missed ...

SAI360's GRC Benchmark Report conducted in collaboration with The Hague University of Applied Sciences, Peter Konings of Johnson Controls, and Thought Leader Global, examines the current state of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) programs, particularly among larger firms with over 250 employees.  The report revealed a significant variance in ERM budgets among these firms. Nearly 20% of larger firms allocated less than $10,000 annually for ERM activities. ...

In today's fast-evolving business landscape, the necessity for a comprehensive ethics, governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) strategy is undeniable. That's where a solid GRC glossary comes into play. As a decision-maker, whether you're a risk manager, compliance officer, or an IT security specialist—your grasp of Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) terminology—whether weak or strong—can profoundly influence your organization's decision to invest in software and training ...