The commercial Cyber Governance Operations platform.
Every framework maps into one shared control model, continuously monitored, with human-guided AI throughout. Connect existing systems, let AI read and propose, a named person approves. One subscription covers the platform; the exact packaging — including which premium connectors your stack needs — is scoped in a conversation, not a price list.
What TruSecure GRC includes
Applicability Engine
Determines in-scope regulations by country, sector, size, criticality.
Learn moreEvery NIS2 pillar, governed in one model
NIS2 Art. 21(2) names ten measures; most tools cover two or three. Each domain below is governed the same way — the operational tools stay the systems of record, TruSecure reads them through connectors, and the evidence lands on the shared control model.
AI Agent Governance
TruSecure discovers and governs AI agents across your environment in real time. From detection to policy enforcement to auditor-grade proof, every AI agent is tracked, classified, and controlled.
Runtime Discovery
Detects AI agents as they enter your environment — shadow AI, approved tools, and everything in between.
Policy Enforcement
Enforces governance policies before AI agents execute — data access controls, risk classification, approval gates.
Auditor-Grade Proof
Generates tamper-evident proof of every AI decision — agent registry, risk assessments, policy compliance.
Aligned with ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, and EU AI Act requirements.
Continuous compliance that acts, not just alerts
TruSecure monitors your controls 24/7. When something drifts, it doesn't just alert you and wait. It acts — closing routine gaps, refreshing evidence, and routing approvals for human decision. You approve the strategic choices; TruSecure handles the execution.
The monitoring loop
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Connect
Read-only connectors into AWS, Azure, GCP, on-premise.
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Collect
AI pulls compliance evidence every 6 hours — not at audit time.
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Detect
Gaps and control drift flagged the moment they appear.
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Remediate
Routine fixes closed automatically; the rest routed to you.
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Approve
A named person decides. The approval is the record.
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The 80/20 advantage. AI handles the tedium — evidence, testing, gap analysis, routine fixes. Your team keeps the interesting 20%: strategic decisions, policy exceptions, risk acceptance.
The 80/20 of GRC work: TruSecure GRC takes the tedious 80% off your plate — the mapping, the evidence chasing, the drafting — so your team keeps the 20% that actually matters: the decisions that need judgment.
How the pieces fit
The modules are not separate products. The Applicability Engine determines what applies to you; the Control Library holds each control once, cited by every framework it satisfies; Evidence Automation keeps the proof current from connected systems; risk, incident and supplier workflows operate on that same model; the governance domains — awareness, continuity, vulnerabilities, effectiveness, access, assets, cryptography — read and feed the same records; Board Reporting and the Audit Trail make the whole thing legible to your board and defensible to your auditor.
Because everything reads from one model, a change anywhere — a new transposition, a closed change request, an expiring exception — propagates everywhere it matters. There is no annual reconciliation project.
How engagements start
Most customers start with a demo against their own regulatory scope. Onboarding then stands up the control model and the first connectors, and the subscription keeps everything current from there. There is no self-serve checkout and no per-seat math — governance scope differs too much between a 200-person manufacturer and a cross-border financial group for a price grid to be honest.
The short answer
TruSecure GRC is a commercial Cyber Governance Operations platform that maps regulatory and framework obligations into a single, continuously monitored control model, using human-guided AI to keep that mapping current as infrastructure, risk, and regulation change.