To get the most from artificial intelligence without falling prey to the risks, your company must implement a governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) framework specific to AI. Here’s how to ...

A strong governance, risk and compliance (GRC) framework can help industrial organizations build and maintain a foundation ...

Technology comes to the rescue with a common GRC repository and data model to house the large amounts of data that make up GRC within an enterprise. The first step to ensuring that everyone’s talking ...

AuditBoard, the leading global platform for connected risk transforming audit, risk, and compliance, today announced the results of new research that found most advanced organizations are six times ...

GRC, by definition, involves bringing together governance, risk and compliance disciplines from across an increasingly complex, extended enterprise with deep interlocks to customer and supplier ...

Advanced capabilities in automation and predictive modeling show the tangible, quantitative impact of risk, so organizations can prioritize investments and resources accordingly—and in real time.

Organise your GRC data to allow aggregation and reporting. Poor data aggregation is a common and significant challenge in a GRC implementation. How you organise the GRC framework is critical to ...

In short, co-pilots advise and guide, while agents make decisions and act. Both are powered by AI and both are designed to streamline GRC processes, strengthen governance, reduce risk and improve ...