GRC technology is one of the fastest-growing segments in enterprise software. Here’s the latest from brands across the industry.
New products & platforms
If there’s a theme in recent GRC product news, it’s agentic AI — vendors are racing to move beyond copilots and chatbots toward systems that can act, investigate and remediate with minimal human intervention. Recent announcements reflect that shift across cybersecurity, communications compliance and risk management.
- TrustCloud launched a security assurance platform designed to integrate governance, risk and compliance with cybersecurity operations for enterprise CISOs.
- Workiva introduced AI-powered capabilities across its GRC platform spanning controls management, audit management and risk management.
- Smarsh unveiled a suite of AI agents for legal discovery and communications surveillance, including a discovery agent and an intelligent agent for compliance monitoring.
- Relyance AI released Lyo, an autonomous data security tool that monitors how AI agents interact with enterprise data in real time.
- Living Security launched an AI-native human risk management platform powered by Livvy, an AI risk intelligence engine.
- Keysight Technologies introduced a software bill of materials manager, a platform for generating and managing SBOMs to support compliance with regulations, including the EU Cyber Resilience Act.
Partnerships
Across financial crime compliance and identity verification, vendors are increasingly combining capabilities.
- Sumsub and ComplyAdvantage announced an integration embedding ComplyAdvantage’s Mesh intelligence layer into Sumsub’s AML screening platform for KYC, KYB and transaction monitoring workflows.
- Socure and Checkr Trust announced a partnership combining Socure’s identity verification with Checkr Trust’s criminal background data network within Socure’s RiskOS platform.
- Kroll and Greenboard announced a partnership pairing Kroll’s compliance advisory services with Greenboard’s AI-native platform for financial services firms.
