CyberGRC

How CyberGRC works

Pick the workflow you’re audited on. Get the application that runs it.

CYBERGRC / APPLICATION CATALOGILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
REGApplication · regulationAVAILABLE NOW
STDApplication · standardAVAILABLE NOW
DOMApplication · domainAVAILABLE NOW
REGApplication · regulationPLATFORM DIRECTION
One level. Each application states its availability exactly — available now, or platform direction.

The catalog model

A flat catalog. Not a suite you adopt, not a platform you assemble.

CyberGRC is a portfolio of enterprise GRC applications — independently purchasable and built on ZHC. Each one maps to a regulation, standard or market you answer to, and runs a complete primary workflow: the process your organization performs and your auditor examines. You take the applications you need — nothing more.

You choose by the compliance obligation you carry. Tags and filters organize the catalog by regulation, standard and domain; the hierarchy never grows.

One rule for the catalog

One level.
Every application equal.
Nothing buried in packages.

What every application gives you

Every application page states the same six things, in the same order.

No fog between you and the evaluation.

ON EVERY APPLICATION PAGE
01Application namePreserved where the market recognizes it
02Buyer outcomeOne sentence — what the application does for you
03TagsRegulation, standard or domain it serves
04Primary workflowThe process it runs, end to end
05Availability statusStated exactly — never blurred
06Deployment postureWhere it runs
Same fields. Same order. Every application.

Built on ZHC

One governed lifecycle, from specification to production.

Every application in this catalog was produced through the same five stages.

The platform

ZHC — Zero Human Coding™

The platform for autonomous enterprise software production. It produced every CyberGRC application.

Your purchase

Independently purchasable

CyberGRC is built on ZHC — and is independently purchasable. You do not adopt ZHC to run a CyberGRC application.

Availability and control

Each application states what it runs on, and whether it is available today.

Available now, or platform direction — never mixed.

Status
What it means
Available now

The application is available today.

Platform direction

Where the platform is heading. Not available today.

Control environment

What your security review will ask about.

Stated in Trust & Control, not on the application pages.

Security architecture

Data handling and residency

Code ownership and portability

How to evaluate

Three steps, one obligation.

Step 01

Browse the catalog

Filter by regulation, standard or domain.

Step 02

Open the application

The buyer outcome, the workflow, the tags, the availability, the posture.

Step 03

Contact Sales

A conversation about the application you need — scope, deployment and timeline.


CyberGRC in one line

The applications are ready. Pick the workflow you’re audited on.

Tell us which regulation, standard or domain you answer to.