Governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) is a unified and holistic approach to managing governance and risks in an organization, while maintaining integrity and compliance with strict government and industry regulations.
The processes put in place by utilizing GRC create a structured framework for aligning IT with business objectives that enhance decision-making processes and improve operational efficiencies.
In this archived keynote session, Pape Cisse, executive director of Digital Sources LLC, explores the benefits of GRC, such as enhancing decision-making processes and improving operational efficiencies. This segment was part of our live webinar titled, “The CIO’s Guide to Enhancing GRC in 2024.” The event was presented by InformationWeek on June 20, 2024.
A transcript of the video follows below. Minor edits have been made for clarity.
Pape Cisse: Without any further ado, I want to provide some quick and basic introductions here, just so we understand that we’re all on the same page regarding the definitions and terms that we use. That way we can progress and have building blocks along the way.
So, how would we define GRC? Governance, risk, and compliance is a holistic…
