A practical space for governance, risk & compliance

Understand the work.
Build the confidence to do it.

Bridge the gap between knowing GRC and doing GRC. Clear explanations, practical guides and resources to help you take the next step.

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A little structure. A clearer next step.

From “what is it?”
to “I can do this.”

A practical approach to learning GRC.

1Understand the essentials
2Work through the process
3See an example in context
4Put your knowledge to work
Less jargon. More “now I understand.”
Featured resource · Enterprise risk management

Free Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) Toolkit — Excel Templates & Worked Examples

Download a free Excel-based ERM Toolkit designed to support risk assessments, documentation, and monitoring. Suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners looking to develop practical risk management skills or strengthen their existing processes.

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Read the instructions, assumptions and limitations before use.
Enterprise risk management

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Knowledge that goes somewhere

A clearer path from learning to doing.

01

Understand the concept

Get clear on the ideas behind the task. Start with the why, then build from there.

02

Follow a practical guide

See the inputs, decisions and steps involved in getting the work done.

03

Explore a worked example

Connect the dots with fictional examples of what a deliverable can look like.

04

Make it your own

Use a resource as a starting point, with its assumptions and limitations in view.

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Something useful for your next step.

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Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM) Practitioner Toolkit

A practical, Excel-based toolkit for managing third-party risks throughout the supplier lifecycle. Classify suppliers, conduct due diligence, assess security controls, evaluate risks, manage findings and remediation, monitor suppliers, and document risk decisions. Includes a worked example and a step-by-step Practitioner Handbook.

Third-Party Risk Management
Learning article24 min

Security Requirements in Third-Party Contracts: A Practical Guide for GRC Analysts

Learn how GRC analysts identify and review cybersecurity requirements in supplier contracts, including access controls, incident notification, audit rights, data protection, subcontractors, service resilience and exit arrangements. Includes practical clause examples and a contract review exercise.

Third-Party Risk Management

Practical by design.
Thoughtful by nature.

GRC work involves judgement, context and people. This workshop makes the fundamentals easier to understand, with clear guidance and examples you can learn from.

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