Integrated Risk Management (IRM) Platform
Last updated 2026-02-01
RiskImmune's Integrated Risk Management module provides a single, unified view of enterprise, operational, technology, and third-party risks. The platform includes risk registers, configurable risk heat maps, risk appetite and tolerance thresholds, risk exception management workflows, and real-time dashboards designed for executive and board reporting. IRM connects to TPRM and GRC modules to provide a complete picture of organisational risk exposure. Quantitative risk assessment using FAIR methodology and qualitative assessments aligned to ISO 31000 are both supported. The module helps CROs, CISOs, and risk committees demonstrate risk-adjusted decision-making to regulators and auditors.
What is Integrated Risk Management (IRM)?
Integrated Risk Management (IRM) is the practice of connecting enterprise, operational, technology, and third-party risks into a single unified risk programme. IRM provides a consolidated view of all risk exposures, enabling consistent risk-adjusted decision-making across the organisation.
What is the difference between IRM and GRC?
GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) focuses on policy governance, regulatory compliance, and control frameworks. IRM (Integrated Risk Management) emphasises connecting different risk types — operational, strategic, technology, and third-party — into a unified risk view aligned to business objectives and risk appetite.
Does RiskImmune support FAIR risk quantification?
Yes. RiskImmune™ IRM supports quantitative risk assessment using the FAIR (Factor Analysis of Information Risk) methodology, enabling organisations to express cyber and operational risk in financial terms for board and executive reporting.