Enterprise GRC Platform — ISO 27001, DORA, NIS2 & SOC 2 Automation
By RiskImmune™ Platform Team, GRC Platform, RiskImmune™ · Last updated 2026-03-01
A Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) platform is the operational backbone of an organisation's risk management programme, connecting policy governance, risk assessment, regulatory compliance, and third-party risk into a single integrated workflow. RiskImmune™ delivers an enterprise GRC platform purpose-built for security and compliance teams managing complex regulatory environments. The platform automates control mapping across ISO 27001:2022, DORA, NIS2, SOC 2, MAS TRM, and Cyber Essentials, maintains a living risk register with heat maps and appetite thresholds, manages policy lifecycle from draft through to board approval, and generates audit-ready evidence packages. Unlike legacy GRC tools that require months of implementation, RiskImmune deploys in days with pre-configured frameworks and templates.
What is a GRC platform?
A GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) platform is the operational backbone of an enterprise risk programme, integrating policy governance, risk assessment, regulatory compliance, third-party risk management, and audit management into a single unified system. GRC platforms replace disconnected spreadsheets, siloed tools, and manual workflows with structured, automated processes.
What regulatory frameworks does RiskImmune's GRC platform support?
RiskImmune™ GRC Platform supports ISO 27001:2022, SOC 2 Type II, DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act), NIS2 Directive, MAS TRM (Monetary Authority of Singapore), UK Cyber Essentials, HIPAA-equivalent data protection frameworks, and Singapore Cyber Trust Mark — all from a single integrated control library with cross-framework evidence mapping.
How quickly can a GRC platform be deployed?
RiskImmune™ deploys in days, not months. Unlike legacy GRC tools that require lengthy implementation projects, RiskImmune provides pre-configured frameworks, pre-built controls, policy templates, and assessment questionnaires that allow teams to begin managing risk on day one.
What is the difference between GRC and TPRM?
GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) covers an organisation's internal risk management programme including policies, controls, risk register, and regulatory compliance. TPRM (Third-Party Risk Management) specifically manages risks arising from external vendors, suppliers, and partners. RiskImmune™ integrates both GRC and TPRM in a single platform, connecting internal risk management with supply chain risk.