Compliance (GRC)

GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) is an integrated approach that organisations use to align governance (decision-making and management processes), risk management (risk identification and mitigation) and compliance (adherence to laws, regulations and internal policies) with their strategic objectives. The objective of GRC is to ensure that the organisation operates in a consistent, efficient and compliant manner, minimising risk and maximising performance.

A Master Security Plan is a strategic document that sets out the guidelines, objectives and actions required to protect an organisation's assets, both physical and digital.

It covers the identification of risks, the implementation of security measures, and the definition of policies and procedures to mitigate threats. It also includes governance strategy, resource allocation, staff training and continuous evaluation of the effectiveness of security measures. The main objective of the security master plan is to guarantee the protection of the organisation against possible incidents, ensuring operational continuity and compliance with regulations.

The NIS2 Directive aims to improve cyber security in critical and important businesses in critical sectors in the European Union by strengthening risk management requirements, and promoting greater cooperation between Member States to address growing cyber threats.