The GRC platform
Control library, risk register, workflows, dashboards and compliance reporting in one place, with hosting that respects local data-residency rules.
Explore the platformA governance, risk and compliance platform with an in-house advisory team behind it. Map your controls once, collect evidence once, and report against ISO, SOC 2, NIST, privacy laws and AI standards from the same place.
One control library, every obligation
Each requirement links back to one shared control.
GRC control library
Governance, risk and compliance are three views of the same question: is the organisation doing what it should, and can it prove it?
How direction is set and kept. Policies, standards, decision rights and the people accountable for each control.
What could go wrong, how likely it is and how much it would hurt, so effort goes where exposure is highest.
Meeting the laws, standards and contracts you have signed up to, and showing evidence that you do.
Run separately, these become three teams testing the same controls, chasing the same owners for the same evidence. Run together, one piece of work answers all three.
Most programs fail quietly, through spreadsheets nobody owns and evidence gathered in a rush before each audit. Effective ones share a few habits.
Accountability is explicit, with review dates that are tracked, not remembered.
A control is written and tested once, then linked to each framework and regulation it satisfies.
Testing depth and remediation urgency are set by a consistent risk-scoring method, not by who asks loudest.
Audit readiness is a standing state, not a project that starts six weeks before the auditor arrives.
Board and management reporting shows posture, trends and overdue issues, not a list of every test performed.
Every new product, market or data partner adds a regulatory regime on top of the last. Regulatory exposure grows as fast as the business does, and most organisations expand faster than they build the governance to match.
Government and enterprise buyers increasingly expect SOC 2 or ISO 27001 and completed DPIAs before a contract is signed.
Each hospital, school, research lab or vendor that shares data with you needs its own risk assessment and data-sharing agreement.
ISO/IEC 42001 turns published Responsible AI principles into an auditable management system, not just a statement.
Investors and institutional partners now look for evidence that controls work, not assurances that they exist.
A platform to run the program on, and practitioners who know how to build one. Use both, or either on its own.
Control library, risk register, workflows, dashboards and compliance reporting in one place, with hosting that respects local data-residency rules.
Explore the platformProgram design, assessments, internal audit and certification readiness across seven domains, on our platform, yours or none.
View servicesSkilled resources on a time-and-materials or contract basis to keep the program current from one quarter to the next.
Talk to usWe assess where you stand, build what is missing, then keep it current. Each stage ends with something you can use, and you can start at whichever stage fits.
Gap assessment of security, privacy and AI governance against the frameworks that apply to you. Data flows are mapped and third-party data-sharing arrangements inventoried.
You receive a gap report, a risk register and a list of quick wins.
Policies and governance structure, an ISO 42001 AI management system, a third-party risk program with data-processing agreements, SOC 2 or ISO 27001 pre-audit readiness, and the MarshalGRC platform configured to your needs.
You receive a policy set, an AI risk register, an audit-ready evidence library and working dashboards.
Managed resources for day-to-day upkeep, an independent internal-audit cadence, certification assistance, and continuous monitoring as you launch new products or enter new markets.
You receive quarterly assurance reports, board and investor reporting, and ongoing advisory support.