GRC Oversight

Meet teams building trust with GRC Oversight

A customer directory for companies that want their security, compliance, and public trust work to be easier to find. The profiles below are sample entries until approved customer submissions are published.

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Public profiles12
Industries represented8
Trust pages linked7
Publication requires company approval. We do not scrape logos, manufacture quotes, or list a company without permission.
Customer directory

Example profiles for the published directory

These cards show the intended format. Replace them with approved real listings as customers opt in.

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Northstar Health AI

Healthcare AI / Boston, US

The evidence map gave our team one place to answer clinical security reviews without rebuilding the same packet every week.

Maya Chen

Head of Security

SOC 2HIPAAVendor reviews
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LedgerPeak Finance

Fintech / New York, US

We could see the control owner, latest evidence, and review gaps before the auditor asked for them.

Andre Malik

VP Compliance

SOC 2ISO 27001Access reviews
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HarborGrid Cloud

B2B SaaS / Toronto, CA

The public trust profile became a cleaner starting point for enterprise procurement than a folder of stale PDFs.

Elena Rossi

COO

Trust centerQuestionnairesRisk
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Civitas Labs

Govtech / Denver, US

The team finally had a current view of what was ready, what was aging, and what still needed owner approval.

Jon Bell

Director of GRC

NIST CSFCMMCEvidence
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Aster Supply

Logistics / Austin, US

GRC Oversight made our vendor review process easier to explain to operations and easier to prove to customers.

Priya Shah

General Counsel

Vendor riskPoliciesMonitoring
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SignalForge Robotics

Robotics / San Jose, US

Security, engineering, and compliance stopped arguing from different spreadsheets and started working from the same evidence graph.

Chris Nolan

Security Program Lead

ISO 27001SBOMRisk

Sample profiles are fictional page content used to demonstrate the directory format. Real listings should replace these only after customer approval.

Publishing standard

Listings should be useful to buyers, not just decoration

The directory is meant to help prospects find real public trust pages, industries, and compliance use cases. A listing request should include permission, a website, and public wording that can be reviewed before publishing.

Approved by the company

We only publish listings submitted by the company or someone with clear permission to represent it.

Links to a real site

Each profile needs a public website or trust page that buyers can visit directly.

Reviewed before publishing

Quotes, categories, and claims are reviewed before anything is added to the directory.

Add your site

Request a directory listing

Send your company name, website, and approved public quote or note. We review submissions before publishing so the directory stays accurate.

Good submissions include a public site URL, the compliance or trust topic you want listed, and wording someone at your company has approved.

Want your trust work to be easier to find?

Join the directory, publish a trust profile, or become a customer and build the evidence behind it.