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What if we told you that 40–60% of the work you do every audit is unnecessary?  …because you’ve already done the work. The access controls you set up to satisfy the ISO/IEC 27001:2013 requirement. "The allocation and use of privileged access rights shall be restricted and controlled" already meet the SOC 2 TSC of "The entity restricts access to system components and data to authorized users." You’re not the only one. In sales conversations, we hear this all the time: Teams re-implement overlapping controls and re-gather evidence. Just because the framework name changed.They are aware that the work overlaps, but inconsistent phrasing across frameworks makes it difficult to map and reuse what has already been done. ISO 27001. SOC 2. GDPR. Different labels. A lot of the same underlying proof. Teams that break this cycle do so by playing it smart. They build systemized audit readiness, where evidence carries forward and frameworks stack, rather than restarting. We break down how this works (and where most teams lose time) in this ebook. 🔗Download it here👇 https://lnkd.in/gbFqH-P4

WebEngage is a marketing automation platform that helps consumer tech companies and SMBs drive personalised user engagement and retention. As the company grew, managing ISO 27001 while working toward ISO 27701 became more challenging. The consultant-led approach they were using was too rigid and slow to integrate with their existing systems. Documentation and monitoring became time-consuming and resource-intensive. This is where Sprinto came in. Using Sprinto’s automated platform, WebEngage was able to: ✅ Streamline compliance with pre-built templates and automated documentation ✅ Integrate easily with Google Workspace, GitLab and Jira ✅ Free up the security team to focus on more strategic work The results? 🚀 ISO 27701 ready in six months 🚀 Multi-framework compliance, including ISO 27001, HIPAA and SOC 2 🚀 6+ years without a major cybersecurity incident By automating compliance, WebEngage continues to scale confidently, keeping both security and growth on track. Read the full story 👇 https://lnkd.in/g_t62ueU

They say how you start the day tends to shape everything that follows… And we’re putting that idea to work!🚀 That’s why we’re hosting a Founder Breakfast with Brderless and Airwallex, a carefully curated morning for Seed–Series B founders to connect, share and learn from peers building at similar stages. If this sounds like your kind of conversation, register now👇 https://luma.com/6e4dc3yh

What does it take to build GRC programs that actually scale inside some of the biggest tech companies in the world? Alan Luk has spent more than two decades figuring that out. Welcome to Episode 8 of GRC Top Voice, where we sit down with leaders who’ve shaped governance, risk and compliance through experience, clarity and a whole lot of real-world lessons. Alan started his career at PwC, then moved into the wild early days of Microsoft Bing, where he built their GRC program from scratch. Later at Microsoft Azure, he worked across more than a hundred certifications and helped create early automation for audit readiness, evidence and control mapping. Today, as Head of GRC at Superhuman (formerly Grammarly), he focuses on something many teams skip. Clear ownership. Who runs the controls? Who maintains them? How do GRC and engineering teams work together without a bottleneck? That clarity helped the company mature its program while preparing for rapid growth and acquisitions. Alan also believes automation is only half the story. GRC teams need to be more technical and auditors need to evolve so that modern evidence and continuous monitoring can be accepted without friction. Watch the full conversation to hear how Alan approaches scale, sustainability and the future of GRC👇 https://lnkd.in/g6uMDfPG #GRCLeaders #GRCTopVoice #Compliance

If there’s one thing that defines how we work at Sprinto, it’s this: we grow by learning from each other ✨ Much of what we learn comes from the people we work with every day. Our teammates show up in different ways. Sometimes it’s guidance. Sometimes it’s stepping in just when we need it. And sometimes, it’s the push that helps us be a little bolder💪 Here’s what Piyusha Pancharia (Manager, People Team) learnt from working closely with Dinesh chandra from our People Team and why it made all the difference. It’s a simple reminder of how the right support from a colleague can help us grow into better versions of ourselves💙 Looking for teammates who’ve got your back? We’re hiring across teams. Apply here: https://lnkd.in/gFMPHjAa

Most compliance teams are still reactive, stuck managing checklists, evidence and fires that should've never existed. That’s not strategy but that’s survival⚠️ Proactive compliance changes the game. It’s about automation, clear ownership and visibility into risk before it becomes an audit problem or a security threat. With structured, scalable systems: ✅ Evidence is templatized, version controlled and auditor ready ✅ Risks are identified, analyzed, prioritized and monitored ✅ Teams are free to focus on strategic work, accelerate deals and build trust Build systems that scale with your business and ambition. See Sprinto in action: https://lnkd.in/grbjHY3k

Perplexity and Replit recently showed us something unsettling: AI can cause real damage even by accident. The culprit? Prompt injection. Some AI systems can read emails, open documents, scan images, interpret logs and click buttons in the user's browser. That means harmful instructions can be hidden in anything the AI is allowed to see. Even a single interaction with manipulated content can create unexpected results. Here's the thing: AI doesn't need to be hacked to cause problems anymore. Sometimes, all it takes is a single well-crafted prompt. Normal content can turn into instructions and AI may act in ways teams didn't intend. Guardrails help, but they don't solve the problem on their own. Governance is what matters: clear limits on what AI can access, human approval for risky actions and reliable recovery plans. In our latest edition of Ctrl+GRC, we unpack why prompt injection is emerging as a major attack surface and how teams are thinking about AI resilience. Dive in 👇

A big congratulations to Yodaplus for achieving ISO 27001 certification and becoming GDPR compliant 🎉 It’s been great working with your team and supporting you through this process. Seeing this come together shows the focus and effort your team has put into building secure and trustworthy systems 💪 Looking forward to what's next and celebrating more milestones together. Vishrut Srivastava | Abhishek Sinha | Usha Gallani | Dr.Samir Anvekar | Amit Pareek | Jashank Babu | Sucheta Dey | Syed Mohammad Haider| Rajiv Ranjan | Sai Hemanth |

You start the week with 40 hours ⏳ But by Tuesday, they’re already gone. Every task feels urgent and every decision feels expensive. And somehow, you’re still wondering if you’re working on the right thing 🤔 Early-stage chaos is normal. Guessing your way through it doesn’t have to be. Join Rick Hammell, SPHR (Founder & CEO, Globalli) and Girish Redekar (Co-founder & CEO, Sprinto) as they break down how founders decide what deserves focus, what can wait and how to move forward with more confidence. If your to-do list keeps growing but clarity doesn’t, this conversation is for you. Register now: https://lnkd.in/g5UQQWKa

Our Co-Founder & CEO, Girish Redekar was recently featured in Management-Issues for an in-depth conversation on building scalable companies and rethinking the role of compliance in modern businesses. Drawing on his experience bootstrapping RecruiterBox and later building Sprinto’s AI-native compliance platform, Girish shares how operational constraints shaped his philosophy of engineering systems that scale. He explains why compliance, when designed correctly, can strengthen execution, unlock growth and build durable trust. 🔗 Read the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/dAQcXV99