News

04 February 2026

Many organisations start their improvement process in one specific area: cybersecurity, privacy or AI.
This is often prompted by legislation, such as GDPR or NIS2, and certification requirements from the chain.

And rightly so. Targeted control within a single area provides immediate control, clarity and demonstrable results. The challenge only arises later.

When multiple domains coexist, there is a growing need for:

Coherence in risks and measures
Reuse of policies and controls
Administrative overview, without additional complexity

🔑 The key is step-by-step expansion, when the organisation is ready for it.

With IRM360, organisations work from management systems per domain, supported by:

An underlying model tailored to the specific domain
Fixed building blocks for governance
Risk management and compliance
Shared measure and control structure

This creates coherent control, without an organisation having to immediately set itself up as a “GRC solution”.

No expensive, complex GRC implementation processes or high upfront investments, but a modular, risk-driven and pragmatic control system that grows with the organisation.
In terms of pace, scope, costs and maturity. 📈