GRC SOFTWARE

GRC software for the frameworks you're actually held to.

Governance, risk and compliance in one system — built for the Essential Eight, ISO 27001, APRA, NIST CSF and ISO 42001, not US-centric SOC 2. Assess maturity, hold evidence once, map it across every framework, and report it to the board, the auditor and the ops team.

One platform · every framework you run

What is GRC software?

GRC stands for governance, risk and compliance — three jobs most security teams already do, usually scattered across a dozen spreadsheets and someone's memory. GRC software puts them in one place so you stop re-typing the same evidence into three different audits.

The value is in the overlap. A single control — say multi-factor authentication — is governance (you have a policy), risk (it reduces account-takeover risk), and compliance (it answers an Essential Eight and an ISO 27001 requirement at once). Managed separately, you document it three times. On a GRC platform, you document it once. Read the full explainer →

What GRC software does

Four jobs, one source of truth — each links to the capability in depth.
GOVERN · ASSESS

Maturity assessments

Score your current state against each framework, ML0 to ML3, and get the prioritised next step — not just the gap.

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Evidence library

Attach evidence once. Cybereen versions it, audit-trails it, and reuses it across every standard that asks.

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Multi-standard mapping

One control answers many standards. The overlap engine pre-maps seven frameworks, so work done once counts everywhere.

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Reporting

Board, auditor and ops each get the report they actually read — same live data, three views. Export to PDF, CSV or link.

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GRC software, answered.

What is GRC software?
GRC software brings governance, risk and compliance into one system. Instead of tracking policies, a risk register and framework evidence across separate spreadsheets, you assess maturity, hold evidence once, map controls across frameworks, and report to the board, auditor and ops team from the same live data.
What's the difference between GRC and compliance?
Compliance is one part of GRC. Governance is how you set policy and accountability; risk is the live register of what could go wrong and what you are doing about it; compliance is meeting the obligations you are actually held to. GRC software ties all three together so a single control can satisfy a policy, reduce a risk, and answer an audit requirement at once.
Do I need GRC software or is a spreadsheet enough?
A spreadsheet is fine if you run one framework, have a handful of stakeholders and no quarterly board cycle. You have likely outgrown it once you manage two or more frameworks, evidence gets requested ad hoc, branch versions diverge, or one person becomes the single point of failure for compliance status.
What frameworks does Cybereen cover?
Cybereen natively supports the standards AU and UK organisations are actually held to: the Essential Eight, ISO 27001, ISO 27002, ISO 42001, APRA CPS 234, APRA CPS 230, and NIST CSF 2.0 — and it pre-maps the overlap between them so work done for one audit counts toward the next.
How is Cybereen different from Vanta or Drata?
Vanta and Drata are built around US-centric standards like SOC 2. Cybereen is built for the frameworks your AU or UK auditors lead with — Essential Eight, APRA, ISO 27001 and ISO 42001 — with transparent per-user pricing rather than an enterprise sales call.
How much does GRC software cost?
Cybereen is priced per user, per month, and you pay for the standards you actually run rather than a fixed enterprise bundle. For most mid-sized teams the monthly cost is small next to the GRC-salary time spent reconciling spreadsheet versions.

Run governance, risk and compliance on one system.

Stop maintaining a spreadsheet per framework. See your standards — and their overlap — in a 30-minute walkthrough.

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