GRC Learning Session 01 - How a Real GRC Program Works | GRC Explained

Most organizations have compliance tools. Almost none have a real GRC program. This session covers the difference — and what a complete program actually looks like from the inside. In this 60-minute session, we cover the full picture of a GRC program: what Governance, Risk, and Compliance each mean separately, why compliance is not the same as security (Target and Equifax both had certifications when they got breached), and the 360-degree view that most GRC professionals are missing. What's covered: - What GRC Actually Is (and why buying Vanta doesn't give you a GRC program) - The 360-Degree View: Administrative vs. Technical Controls - The Five Domains of a GRC Program: Governance, Risk, Compliance Operations, Audit Readiness, and Tooling - The Program Lifecycle: Gap Assessment → Roadmap → Remediation → Evidence → Audit → Steady State - Q&A - Next Session Topic Who this is for: - GRC managers and analysts building or inheriting a compliance program - Security professionals who want to understand the administrative side of compliance - Students entering the GRC field who want a practitioner's view, not a textbook overview About the host: Constantine Kurianoff is a GRC consultant with 20+ years in software architecture and engineering. He runs a compliance consultancy for mid-market tech companies and is co-building FullTrust, an agentic GRC platform. His focus is the 360-degree view of compliance — the rare dual span of administrative and technical controls that most programs miss. --- Next session: Practical GRC - SOC 2 as an Example #GRC #Compliance #CyberSecurity #FullStackGRC