Insights on Security Strategy and Compliance

Humans are biased — we think our ideas work because they feel right, not because we’ve proven them right.That’s how […]

Most organizations treat Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) like separate silos—one writes policies, another tracks risks, and the third checks

Let’s be honest — most organizations say they have governance.What they really have is a mix of PowerPoint slides, outdated

Policies. For most organizations, they are a necessary evil—a towering stack of dry documents that nobody reads, often drafted in

If you work in management, risk, or compliance, you’ve likely spent hours wrestling with GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) frameworks.

When you hear “Risk” and “Compliance,” what comes to mind?For many, it’s images of boardrooms filled with spreadsheets, legal documents,

When most people hear the word audit, they imagine stress, endless paperwork, and people digging through files with red pens.

When most people hear the word “audit”, they imagine endless paperwork, stiff suits, or government inspectors with magnifying glasses. But

When organizations talk about third-party risk management (TPRM), the conversation often revolves around frameworks, checklists, and questionnaires. But here’s the

Let’s be honest: when most people hear governance, they picture dusty boardrooms, endless policies, and enough paperwork to crush an