The business of GRC is ever-expanding, GRC technology is one of the fastest-growing segments in enterprise software, and compliance professions are rapidly evolving. Here’s the latest from across the industry.
Product launches
Communications compliance company Casepoint launched a public records platform for state and local agencies, school districts and universities to manage records requests from intake through redaction and production.
Aravo, a third-party risk management software provider, launched Aravo for Responsible AI, an application that lets risk teams assess how their vendors develop, deploy and govern AI. The tool is built around the NIST AI risk management framework.
Incode Technologies, an identity verification and fraud prevention company, launched TrustGraph, a shared fraud-detection network that lets banks, marketplaces and AI companies flag repeat and AI-driven fraud across institutions without sharing underlying customer data. The product is built on cryptographic peer-to-peer technology from Identiq, which Incode acquired in June 2026.
Product updates
LegitScript, a risk and compliance platform, has integrated workflow and decision-automation technology from its October 2025 acquisition of Kompliant into its merchant underwriting platform, adding AI-powered risk signals, including merchant category code detection, bad-actor screening and real-time website content scanning.
Compliance training platform VinciWorks added learning plan builder, a feature that turns courses within a company’s existing license into a structured training plan.
Personnel
Communications compliance and governance provider Smarsh has named Alessandro Silva to a new role as the company’s chief growth officer. Silva mostly recently was chief revenue officer at ACI Worldwide, a banking and payments solutions software company, and previously held senior roles at Western Union, GE Capital and The Carlyle Group.
Partnerships
Contract management software company Sirion announced strategic partnerships with a pair of companies. A strategic alliance with big four consultancy Deloitte is expected to help enterprises manage contract obligations and supplier relationships. And an integration with Swedish legal tech firm Legora will allow that company’s customers to access existing contracts and negotiated terms from Sirion directly within Legora’s platform.
