Decision Making in GRC
An Overview of Governance
In a strong GRC system, decisions aren’t made in silos or gut feels — they’re made through structured processes that balance risk, compliance, and business outcomes.
GRC-driven decision-making means using real-time data, clear accountability, and control visibility to guide actions. It also means defining escalation paths for exceptions, mapping decisions to governance policies, and ensuring all critical moves are audit-traceable.
The payoff? Faster, defensible, and more aligned decisions — especially when stakes are high.
GRC-driven decision-making means using real-time data, clear accountability, and control visibility to guide actions. It also means defining escalation paths for exceptions, mapping decisions to governance policies, and ensuring all critical moves are audit-traceable.
The payoff? Faster, defensible, and more aligned decisions — especially when stakes are high.
GRC Metrics: KPIs, KRIs, & KCIs Explained + Sample Checklist
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