TeamGRC was founded in Amstelveen, the Netherlands, by a team of experienced cybersecurity professionals who have spent many years working in complex security environments and large international organizations.
Throughout our careers, we saw the same challenge repeatedly: Governance, Risk, and Compliance programs depend on enormous amounts of manual work.
Organizations must interpret regulations, compare frameworks, map requirements to controls, assess risks, assign responsibilities, and continuously update their programs as requirements change.
These activities can take months to complete and often require expensive external consultants. Even after the initial work is finished, maintaining the mappings, documentation, and assessments becomes an ongoing operational burden.
Why security teams get stuck in spreadsheets
Our platform helps organizations analyze large amounts of information, support complex decisions, and automatically map regulations, standards, frameworks, risks, and security controls.
Build structured, comprehensive governance, risk, and compliance programs significantly faster.
Automate repetitive spreadsheet data entry and mapping validation tasks.
Update and maintain regulatory mappings dynamically as security compliance requirements evolve.
Map frameworks to identify overlaps, gaps, and dependencies across all cybersecurity standards.
Equip internal teams to manage complex compliance work, reducing external consulting expenses.
Improve consistency and traceability to make sure your systems are always ready for auditor review.
Datacenter
TeamGRC is built with security and data protection at its core.
The platform, its data infrastructure, and customer information are hosted in Frankfurt, Germany.
This provides European organizations with a secure, regionally hosted foundation for managing sensitive governance, risk, compliance, and cybersecurity information.
Our mission is to make advanced GRC capabilities accessible, practical, and scalable.
We believe organizations should spend less time maintaining spreadsheets and manually connecting requirements, and more time understanding their risks, improving their controls, and making better security decisions.