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SecureEdge GRC ○ Design

The whole discipline in one place: controls, evidence, third parties, continuity and risk, on one library and one audit chain.

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StatusIn design
DeliveryNot available
Available separatelyYes, today
LibraryControlRegistry
What it is

SecureEdge GRC is where the family arrives. One library, one audit chain, and one place to see controls, evidence, third parties, continuity and risk together, instead of four tools that each know a quarter of the answer.

It is not available, and this page is a statement of direction rather than a description of software. The products below it are real and are sold on their own; this is what they become when they stop being separate.

Key capabilities
One library underneathEvery module reads ControlRegistry, so a control means the same thing in all of them.
One audit chainA single hash-chained record across modules, rather than one per tool.
Evidence credited onceAn approval in one module is credited wherever the same control appears.
One postureAssessment, risk and evidence resolve to a single position, not three that disagree.
Where it sits
SecureEdge GRCeverything, together
The three arms · assess, treat, proveeach one on its own
ControlRegistrythe library they all read
What it brings together
ControlsEvidenceThird partiesContinuityRiskOne audit chain
Release plan · design → development → live
DesignDevelopmentLive
FeatureMilestoneScope
Shared library across modulesv1.0Planned
Single audit chainv1.0Planned
Unified posturev1.1Planned

Milestones are roadmap targets, not shipped dates. Target for MVP v1.0: 2027. The stage above is the honest position today: Design.

What this establishes. These products prepare you for certification and audit. They do not award either. Every figure is derived from what your organisation reports, and is a documented position rather than an independent verification.

Priced per framework, per year

Provisioning is white-glove, never self-serve, and scope follows the due diligence review. If you would rather run it inside your own network, say so and we will talk about that too.

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