Automation expertise for every GRC team
Engineering capability for GRC teams, without the hire
Engineering capability to build, automate and maintain your GRC processes, without growing headcount.
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The engineering capability it’s missing
Most GRC teams have the risk and compliance expertise — what’s often missing is the engineering capability to automate it. We embed that capability directly into your team, so evidence collection, control monitoring, and audit prep stop being manual, and start being engineered. This gap often shows up hardest during a cloud migration, when new infrastructure and services move faster than the manual controls a GRC team built for an on-prem world — and it’s one of the most common moments organisations come to us.
Stuck relying on manual evidence collection and screenshots
No engineering capability to automate GRC processes
Regulatory pressure outpacing manual GRC processes
The engineering capability you're missing
We start by understanding root causes and relevant threats, not just symptoms — then embed GRC thinking as early as possible in your processes, rather than bolting it on after the fact. It’s a shared-fate partnership: your outcomes are our outcomes, not a fixed-scope handoff.
Assess:
A rapid audit of your current GRC processes, tooling and manual-effort hotspots. We diagnose root causes — not just symptoms — and prioritise based on relevant threat models, not just framework checklists. You get a clear roadmap of what to automate first and why.
Augment:
Our engineers embed alongside your GRC team to build the automation itself: evidence collection pipelines, control monitoring, GRC-as-Code repositories, and cloud control configuration across AWS, Azure or GCP — using the tools and stack you already have. You get working automation, not a slide deck.
Sustain:
We hand over and train your team to run and extend what’s been built, with documentation and an optional retained support arrangement. If you later want a dedicated platform to house continuous monitoring long-term, this is also the natural point to explore our CCM platform — entirely optional.
Why You Need GRC Engineering
70-90% of a compliance team’s week spent on
£6M/year — the cost of manual control
70% reduction in manual evidence
75% cost savings a year*
*Outcomes seen by organisations using our CCM platform/approach, not standalone consultancy-engagement figures.
GRC Engineering support for every GRC team
You likely don’t have a dedicated GRC engineering function — we become it.
You likely have GRC and engineering as separate functions that don’t talk — we bridge them.
You likely don’t have a dedicated GRC engineering function — we become it.
You likely have GRC and engineering as separate functions that don’t talk — we bridge them.
Bridging the gap between GRC expertise and engineering capability
From Consultancy to Continuous Assurance
Our engineers build the automation. CCM gives that automation a continuous home - real-time evidence, dashboards and reporting your GRC team can act on immediately.
Get in touch to learn more
Contact us today for more information on our cyber and risk consultancy services, or for an initial chat about your needs or concerns.
Your questions answered
No. This is a standalone service. We augment your GRC function’s engineering capability regardless of what platform — or no platform — you’re currently using.
We work alongside your existing risk and compliance staff, embedding the engineering skills needed to automate evidence collection, control monitoring and reporting, using your existing tools and workflows.
Most engagements start with a short assessment phase, followed by a three-to-six month augmentation phase, with the option to continue on a retained basis.
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Yes — in fact, a cloud migration is one of the most common reasons organisations come to us. New cloud infrastructure often outpaces the manual controls a GRC team built for an on-prem environment, and we help build and automate the cloud controls piece specifically, across AWS, Azure and GCP.