Governance, Risk, & Compliance
Fundamentals
David Houlihan
Principal Analyst
Blue Hill Research
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Need for GRC Solutions is Growing, But
Implementation is Challenging

Compliance becomes top risk priority of Directors
Increasing market / business volatility
Demand
for
Solutions

Regulatory regimes more complex
Agencies more aggressive about enforcement
The frequency and pain of data breaches is growing

Information and function silos results in overlooked opportunities
and exposures
Sorting out GRC vendors visions and value propositions
Challenges
to
Implementation

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Difficulty conceptualizing ROI
Unclear how to prioritize implementation strategies to maximize
organizational benefit
Map GRC Capabilities to
Organizational Needs
GRC is maturing into a enterprise solution, but still suffers
from fractured perspectives.

Operational
?

Users should start by determining functional areas and use
cases that stand to benefit most.
Financial?

Enterprise?

Legal?

Organizations can then map out where core GRC
capabilities can support their business processes.
IT Security?

Core GRC Capabilities
Identify &
Analyze Risks

Set Controls

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Monitor

Identify
Vulnerabilities

Respond to
incidents

Report
The “Success Factors” of GRC
Minimize exposure
Reduce Compliance Cost
Recognize Opp./Risk

Executive

Finance
Maintain Data Security

Technology

Technology

Remove Silos
Reduce
redundancy/complexity

Line of
Business

LOB
Reduce time spent on
compliance tasks

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Increase profile in
organization
Key Themes to Consider

Roll-up of “point” GRC to enterprise GRC
Compliance as a C-suite initiative
Risk agility and intelligence
Data privacy and security
Social media risk
Anti-bribery, anti-laundering, and anti-terror compliance
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GRC Fundamentals

  • 1.
    Governance, Risk, &Compliance Fundamentals David Houlihan Principal Analyst Blue Hill Research ©2013 Blue Hill Research. All Rights Reserved. ©2013 Blue Hill Research. All Rights Reserved.
  • 2.
    Need for GRCSolutions is Growing, But Implementation is Challenging Compliance becomes top risk priority of Directors Increasing market / business volatility Demand for Solutions Regulatory regimes more complex Agencies more aggressive about enforcement The frequency and pain of data breaches is growing Information and function silos results in overlooked opportunities and exposures Sorting out GRC vendors visions and value propositions Challenges to Implementation ©2013 Blue Hill Research. All Rights Reserved. Difficulty conceptualizing ROI Unclear how to prioritize implementation strategies to maximize organizational benefit
  • 3.
    Map GRC Capabilitiesto Organizational Needs GRC is maturing into a enterprise solution, but still suffers from fractured perspectives. Operational ? Users should start by determining functional areas and use cases that stand to benefit most. Financial? Enterprise? Legal? Organizations can then map out where core GRC capabilities can support their business processes. IT Security? Core GRC Capabilities Identify & Analyze Risks Set Controls ©2013 Blue Hill Research. All Rights Reserved. Monitor Identify Vulnerabilities Respond to incidents Report
  • 4.
    The “Success Factors”of GRC Minimize exposure Reduce Compliance Cost Recognize Opp./Risk Executive Finance Maintain Data Security Technology Technology Remove Silos Reduce redundancy/complexity Line of Business LOB Reduce time spent on compliance tasks ©2013 Blue Hill Research. All Rights Reserved. Increase profile in organization
  • 5.
    Key Themes toConsider Roll-up of “point” GRC to enterprise GRC Compliance as a C-suite initiative Risk agility and intelligence Data privacy and security Social media risk Anti-bribery, anti-laundering, and anti-terror compliance ©2013 Blue Hill Research. All Rights Reserved.
  • 6.
    Thank you! To jointhe conversation, follow us on Phone: +1 (617) 624-3600 ©2013 Blue Hill Research. All Rights Reserved. Contact Sales: sales@bluehillresearch.com Contact Research: research@bluehillresearch.com 1