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GRCorb — governance, risk and compliance in one orb

Compliance programs fail in the gap between knowing a control is required and knowing how to build it. Most GRC tools will tell you that control A.8.9 is failing. GRCorb tells you how to make it pass, then collects the evidence that it stayed passing.

  1. 01

    Scope

    Pick your frameworks and entities; obligations load from the library.

  2. 02

    Govern

    Branded policy packs generated from your scope in minutes.

  3. 03

    Assess

    Control assessment with 5×5 registers and FAIR quantification.

  4. 04

    Evidence

    Collected from your cloud environments, not chased over email.

  5. 05

    Audit

    Your assessor works inside the platform, not in a shared drive.

  6. 06

    Remediate

    Owners, dates and build instructions per failing control.

  7. 07

    Report

    Board packs and regulator reports from the same evidence.

The difference

Most platforms tell you the control failed.
GRCorb tells you how to build it.

GRCorb Engineering ships build instructions per control — the part most GRC tools leave to your engineers, your consultant, or a search engine.
Policy

AI Policy Builder

Branded policy packs generated in minutes from your scope, your entity details and the framework you're certifying against.

52 frameworks · 3,895 obligations
Risk

Risk & quantification

5×5 registers for the board, FAIR modelling for the finance director. Same risks, two languages.

ISO 31000 · FAIR
Evidence

Continuous control monitoring

Controls verified straight from your own stack through 30 connectors, so evidence accumulates instead of being gathered.

30 connectors · 10 categories
Engineering

GRCorb Engineering

Build instructions per control — the part most GRC tools leave to you.

How to build each control
Audit

Audit workspace

Plan, test and certify with your assessor working inside the platform rather than in an email thread.

ISO · SOC 2 · PCI DSS
People

Awareness & phishing

Simulation campaigns and training records that land in the same evidence store as everything else.

Evidence for NCA ECCEvidence for Essential Eight
New in GRCorb

What changed this month

GRCorb is moving fast. Here is what shipped most recently.

New

Connector marketplace

30 named sources across identity, cloud, endpoint, code, security tooling and more. Connect one with its own read-only key and GRCorb collects automatically. Jira and ServiceNow work both ways: a finding raised as a ticket closes back when the ticket is done.

30 connectors · 10 categories
New

Executive view

A board page with risk posture, compliance, critical risks, control effectiveness, audit readiness and open remediations, plus a residual and inherent risk heat map and a 90-day trend. Print it or save it as a PDF for the board.

Board-ready
New

Department validators

On government standards such as DGA Qiyas and NDMO, evidence waits for the owning department’s validator to approve it. Each department sees its own score and its own standards.

Maker-checker approval
New

Risks suggested from scoping

Your scoping answers produce a starting risk register. Each suggestion shows the answer it came from, with a first score to review before you add it. Any control gap can raise a risk in one click.

Scoping → risk register
New

AI evidence review

AI screens each attachment the way a reviewer would on a first pass: does it match the control, is it current, what is missing. It advises and your people approve. AI is off until you switch it on.

Advises, never approves
New

A new look, in English and Arabic

GRCorb now wears the SAK T.E.C theme: sharper corners, one clear action colour, and status shown in words as well as colour. Arabic keeps full right-to-left layout.

AR + EN
Connect your stack

30 connectors, ten categories, one evidence store

Each connector uses its own read-only key. What it collects is timestamped, hash-sealed and attached to the controls that need it.

Identity & accessMicrosoft 365 / Entra ID · Google Workspace · Active Directory / LDAP · Okta · PingOne · JumpCloud
Cloud & infrastructureAmazon Web Services · Microsoft Azure · Google Cloud · Kubernetes
Endpoint & deviceMicrosoft Intune · Jamf · CrowdStrike Falcon · SentinelOne
Code & DevOpsGitHub · GitLab · Bitbucket
Security toolingSIEM (Splunk / Sentinel / Elastic) · Tenable / Nessus · Titania Nipper · Qualys · SecurityScorecard / BitSight
ITSM & ticketingJira · ServiceNow (both two-way)
Productivity & storageDropbox · Box
HR & directoryWorkday · BambooHR
Backup & resilienceVeeam Backup & Replication
Awareness & trainingKnowBe4
52frameworks in the obligation library
3,895discrete obligations, mapped and cross-referenced
30connectors in ten categories feed one evidence store
AR + ENfull Arabic language support
Ready to see it

Try GRCorb on your own framework

Pick a framework, load your scope, and watch the policy pack generate. GRCorb runs on its own platform at grcorb.com — trials and live demos start there.

Start on grcorb.com ↗

Or book a walkthrough with us and we'll run it against your environment

Coverage

Which frameworks GRCorb maps

The obligation library, what each framework asks for, and the evidence an assessor wants to see.

See the frameworks → The other half

Threat Landscape Monitoring

Evidence is stronger when it starts from what an attacker can actually reach. Both products share one asset graph.

See Threat Landscape Monitoring →
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