The GRC problem

Your risk program is running
in a spreadsheet.

Risks get submitted and forgotten. Ownership is unclear. Frameworks are mapped in a tab that nobody opens. Vendor assessments arrive as PDF attachments.

When auditors ask for evidence, someone spends two weeks pulling it together.

The solution

RiskCommand replaces the spreadsheet with a governed system of record — purpose-built for GRC teams who need accountability, not more tabs.

RiskCommand — Executive Dashboard

Open Risks

47

Critical

6

Vendors

150

MTTR

21d

Risk Heatmap — Inherent Score

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Impact →

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What it covers

A complete GRC platform — not four point solutions stitched together.

01

Risk Register

Every risk has an owner, a score, a treatment, and a stage. An eight-step governed lifecycle with gate rules ensures nothing slips through. Full audit trail included.

02

Third-Party Risk Management

Vendor registry with criticality tiering, a self-service assessment portal, automatic scoring, remediation tracking, and direct escalation into the risk register.

03

Compliance Framework Mapping

Thirteen frameworks — from NIST CSF 2.0 and HIPAA to NIST AI RMF — mapped at the control domain level. Executive dashboard surfaces coverage gaps at a glance.

04

Executive Reporting

Risk pipeline by stage, 5×5 heatmap, issue aging, mean time to remediate, framework coverage view — built for CRO-to-board reporting without custom exports.

Governed lifecycle

Every risk moves through eight gated stages.

Nothing advances by accident. Owners must be assigned before analysis, residual scores before planning, and treatments before closure — with stage-by-stage permissions deciding exactly who can advance, who can reject, and who must explain why.

  • Owner required before leaving Discovery
  • Residual scoring required before Mitigation Planning
  • Treatment required before entering Closure
  • GRC Manager holds the closure gate
See It Live

Discovery

Submit and categorize

Analysis

Score and validate

Mitigation Planning

Define controls and residual

Risk Mitigation

Execute the plan

Monitoring

Track effectiveness

Closure

Manager review gate

Validation

Final confirmation

Closed

Archived with full audit trail

Risk Register

Every risk scored, owned, and tracked through closure.

Submit risks at any role. Score inherent and residual exposure on a 5×5 matrix. Assign owners, apply treatments, and advance through eight gated workflow stages — with a full audit trail on every change.

  • Inherent + residual 5×5 scoring
  • Eight-stage governed lifecycle with gate rules
  • Role-based edit permissions per stage
  • Complete audit log on every field change
Risk Register
Risk TitleRatingStageOwner
Unencrypted DICOM transferscriticalAnalysisJ. Chen
Vendor lacks SOC 2 reporthighMitigationS. Patel
Backup restore not testedmediumDiscoveryUnassigned
Remote access sprawlhighMonitoringT. Williams
Legacy VPN endpointscriticalClosureJ. Chen
TPRM — Vendor Registry

Vendors

150

Critical

12

Due

8

Overdue

3

Acme Health Solutions
CriticalActive87%
DataBridge LLC
HighUnder Review42%
SecureCloud Inc
MediumActive100%
LogisticsPro
LowPending0%

Third-Party Risk

Vendors assess themselves. You stay in command.

Send vendors a secure link — no accounts to provision. They answer structured questionnaires in their own portal. You get automatic scoring, remediation tracking, and a registry that records who holds your data.

  • Criticality tiering with auto-escalation triggers
  • 7 assessment templates + custom questions
  • Self-service vendor portal (no Clerk login)
  • Push findings directly into the risk register

Framework coverage

Thirteen frameworks. One platform.

Map every risk to the control domains of the frameworks your auditors care about — without maintaining a separate spreadsheet for each.

NIST CSF 2.0ISO 27001HIPAASOC 2PCI-DSSNIST 800-53HITRUST CSFFedRAMPCMMC 2.0SWIFT CSPNERC CIPNIST AI RMFCSA CCM

Stop managing risk in a spreadsheet.

Get a demo and see a governed risk program in action — from submission to closure.