Learning Objectives: For years, audit has been the primary entry point for many organizations adopting GRC technology. But the market is changing. Organizations increasingly need connected visibility across audit, compliance, cyber, internal control, and risk functions, rather than separate systems and siloed workflows. In this webinar, Michael Rasmussen will explore how the market is evolving…
In today’s digital enterprise, identity governance is no longer just a compliance exercise—it underpins operational continuity, financial integrity, and stakeholder trust. Yet traditional identity and access governance models often operate as fragmented, periodic controls that struggle to keep pace with cloud ecosystems, AI-driven workflows, and non-human identities. Join GRC 20/20 founder Michael Rasmussen, globally recognized…
Event details Most organisations are being pulled in two directions. Boards want clearer accountability, faster insight, and confidence that controls are actually working. At the same time, risk and assurance teams are expected to deliver more, often with leaner capacity and higher scrutiny. In this session, we’ll unpack what’s changing in the market, and what…
Event details Risk and assurance becomes strategic when it runs in the same rhythm as performance. In too many organisations, strategy lives in one place, performance reporting in another, and risk and assurance sit off to the side, producing activity, not insight. The result is familiar: leadership gets reports, but not a clear line of…
The future of enterprise risk management is intelligent, connected, and adaptive. This session introduces GRC 7.0 – GRC Orchestrate, the next evolution of governance, risk, and compliance. We will explore how Digital Twins of the enterprise—virtual models of organizational processes, systems, and third-party ecosystems—can simulate risk scenarios, identify vulnerabilities, and support resilient planning. Combined with…
