Cybersecurity

GRC

Governance, Risk and Compliance for secure manageme

The foundation of cybersecurity lies in strategic management!ย 

More than just technology, true protection comes from well-structured processes and ensuring your company complies with regulations and legal requirements. Thatโ€™s where GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance) comes in, combining strategy, control, and organizational culture to strengthen security at every level.ย 

With maturity assessments, risk management, and clearly defined policies, we help your company make secure decisions, mitigate vulnerabilities, and build a trusted environment for employees, clients, and partners.ย 

Direct benefits for your company

Clear view of your current security level

Compliance with key standards and regulationsย 

Risks effectively prioritized and mitigatedย 

Strengthened organizational security cultureย 

Why invest in a GRC solution?

Because security doesnโ€™t rely only on tools, it depends on how your company is structured to anticipate risks, respond to threats, and ensure compliance. We combine industry experience, effective methodologies, and accessible language to turn governance into real results.

Our GRC services

Maturity assessment:
Comprehensive diagnosis of your companyโ€™s current security and governance level

ISMS consulting:
Implementation of information security management systems based on best practices

Zero Trust:
Modern strategies to ensure secure, controlled access, regardless of location

Risk management:
Effective identification, prioritization, and mitigation of risks

Compliance assessment:
Alignment with key standards and regulations (ISO 27001, GDPR, and others)

Security policy development:
Creation of clear, actionable guidelines for the entire organization

The impact of GRC on your company

According to a Deloitte survey:

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of senior executives rank digital security as a top priority, although half of companies still lack dedicated leadership at the board level.

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of companies donโ€™t have an information security officer on their board of directors.

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of organizations report challenges in identifying and managing third-party-related risks.

Count on Belagoโ€™s standard of excellence

We hold four internationally recognized ISO certifications, validated by the UAF (User Authentication Framework) and the IAF (International Accreditation Forum), which demonstrate our commitment to quality, security, ethics, and excellence in IT service delivery.

More than badges, these certifications reflect how we operate: structured processes, continuous improvement, and full transparency in every delivery.ย 

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 โ€“ Information Security

This is our core cybersecurity certification. It proves we follow the worldโ€™s best practices to protect data and digital assets, reducing risk and ensuring confidentiality, integrity, and availability.ย 

ISO 9001:2015
Quality Management

Ensures efficiency, customer focus, and consistently excellent service delivery.

ISO 37001:2016
Anti-Bribery Management Systems

Ensures ethical business practices and preventive mechanisms against corruption.

ISO 20000-1:2018
IT Service Management

Validates our ability to deliver managed services with high performance and reliability.ย 

Why does this matter for you as a client?

Greater confidence and security across all delivered services

Auditable processes aligned with international standards

Strong commitment to ethics and governanceย 

Proven ability to handle complex IT challengesย 

A partnership with a company that invests in constant evolutionย 

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Frequently asked questions

Get answers to your questions about GRC.

What does GRC mean?

GRC stands for Governance, Risk, and Compliance. It helps companies manage security, meet standards, and mitigate risks.

Whatโ€™s the difference between GRC and ISMS?

ISMS (Information Security Management System) is part of information security management. GRC is broader, covering corporate governance, risk management, and regulatory compliance.

Do all companies need GRC?

Yes. Regardless of size, all organizations face risks and must meet legal and market requirements.

How does GRC help with regulatory compliance?

Through policies, processes, and controls that ensure the proper handling and protection of personal data, avoiding fines and sanctions.

Is GRC only applicable to IT?

No. While closely tied to technology, GRC impacts the entire company, from internal processes to business strategy.ย