
Integrated Risk Management & Regulatory Alignment
Strengthen Compliance and Minimize Risk Across the Enterprise
Align governance, risk, and compliance efforts under a unified strategy
Identify, assess, and respond to enterprise risks proactively
Meet regulatory requirements across multiple frameworks and industries
How We Deliver: Our Three-Tier IRM Delivery Model
Risk Identification & Mapping
We evaluate your enterprise landscape, regulatory exposure, and risk posture. Then we create dynamic risk maps aligned with your operational priorities and industry standards.
Risk Identification & Mapping
We build and automate internal controls, policy management, and risk workflows using platforms like ServiceNow GRC, OneTrust, and others.
Continuous Monitoring & Reporting
Identify vulnerabilities early and reduce the likelihood of disruptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is integrated risk management (IRM)?
IRM is a strategy that connects governance, risk, and compliance into a single management framework.
Why is IRM important for enterprises?
It helps organizations proactively manage threats, reduce risk, and align with regulations.
What’s the difference between GRC and IRM?
GRC is a foundational framework, while IRM expands it to include data, automation, and cross-functional risk awareness.
Which regulations do you support?
We support HIPAA, GDPR, SOX, ISO, NIST, and industry-specific frameworks.
Can this system scale with our operations?
Yes, we design flexible systems that adapt to changing business and compliance needs.
What platforms do you work with?
We implement IRM solutions using tools like ServiceNow, OneTrust, RSA Archer, and custom dashboards.
Do you help with third-party risk management?
Yes, we integrate third-party assessments into your broader risk management strategy.
How does automation improve compliance?
It reduces manual tasks, standardizes processes, and ensures consistent documentation.
Is real-time monitoring included?
Yes, we provide live dashboards and alerts for emerging risks and compliance gaps.
How often should risk assessments be updated?
We recommend quarterly reviews or after any major operational or regulatory change.