Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) is a framework for managing an organization's overall governance, risk management, and compliance with regulations and industry standards. The GRC approach helps organizations manage risks effectively and ensure compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

The ThreatNG Security reporting facility provides in-depth explanations, risk levels, reasoning, and recommendations that can help an organization in several ways related to GRC:

Risk management: ThreatNG has external attack surface management reporting that provides in-depth explanations, risk levels, reasoning, and recommendations to help organizations identify and prioritize risks more effectively. With detailed information about potential vulnerabilities and their severity, organizations can take proactive measures to address potential threats, including implementing specific controls or adjusting their overall security posture.

Compliance: ThreatNG has external attack surface management reporting that provides detailed information about vulnerabilities and their risk levels. This reporting can help organizations comply with industry regulations and standards. By identifying potential vulnerabilities and assessing their severity, organizations can ensure they meet their compliance obligations and take the necessary steps to protect sensitive data and systems.

Governance: ThreatNG's External Attack Surface Management reporting provides in-depth explanations, risk levels, reasoning, and recommendations that can help organizations make informed decisions about their overall security posture. Organizations can ensure they meet their governance obligations and effectively manage security risks with detailed information about potential risks and recommended actions.

The ThreatNG Security reporting facility provides in-depth explanations, risk levels, reasoning, and recommendations empowering organizations to improve their overall GRC posture. This type of reporting can help organizations identify and mitigate risks more effectively, comply with industry regulations and standards, and make informed decisions about their security posture. Ultimately, this can help organizations reduce the likelihood and impact of security incidents while ensuring they meet their obligations to stakeholders and regulators.