What Is GRC?
Managing and defining an organization’s governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) strategy is becoming increasingly important to enterprise operations.
GRC is an “operational strategy that helps organizations align IT activities to business goals, manage risk effectively, and stay in compliance with government and industry regulations,” explains Mary Pratt.
Additionally, “a well-planned GRC strategy produces significant benefits, including improved decision-making, more optimal IT investments, and elimination of silos.”
In this article, Pratt provides an overview of this topic and why it’s important.
Read more at CIO.
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