Secrato has announced the launch of its platform, designed to simplify, centralise and automate the toughest challenges in Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC). 

European enterprises now have to face a high wall of regulatory pressure in the form of regulations like GDPR, DORA, NIS2, EU CRA and more, along with industry standards like ISO27001.

Compliance with these is a condition of doing business in the world’s largest single market and often with any other entity that is based there. 

At the same time, many of the organisations that are attempting to comply with these various regulations still do so manually, with spreadsheets, through email or with the help of multiple point solutions which leaves them with menial time consuming workloads and an inconsistent view of their compliance status. 

Built by European compliance experts, hosted in EU Data centers, and made for EU businesses, Secrato’s GRC platform will help organisations take control of their chaotic compliance efforts with a number of critical features: 

• Unified Control: Businesses can manage all their compliance frameworks, risk registers, and audit requests from a single platform
• Automated Evidence: Continuous evidence collection eliminates manual audits and spreadsheet chaos
• Real-Time Visibility: Leadership dashboard shows real-time compliance posture, risk trends, and audit readiness
• EU Data Sovereignty: Full GDPR compliance by design and your compliance data never leaves the EU. 

The benefits of Secrato’s Platform are significant and proven, allowing enterprises to:

• Save over 500 hours per year, through automated audit assessments and evidence collection.
• Increase productivity by 85% by eliminating manual security and compliance tasks Over 250k annual savings from streamlined control orchestration and reduced consulting costs. 
• 70% fewer duplicated controls by mapping environments once and reusing the same evidence across all frameworks.

European-based businesses are under growing and often unmanageable pressure to comply with a rapidly expanding framework of EU technology regulations,” said Selim Ourtani, CEO at Secrato. “Secrato is proud to deliver a truly European-built and European-hosted platform that empowers organisations to cut through that complexity, safeguard customer data and privacy, and meet compliance requirements with confidence.”

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