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PulseGRC has been designed to help you manage the risks that your organisation is exposed to and helps you select and manage an appropriate response for each risk. With a comprehensive controls module PulseGRC can be used to help you perform management self assessments and it can be used by internal audit departments as well.

PulseGRC can be used to identify risks using objectives (strategic or project), businesses processes, and loss events. PulseGRC has addition functionality such as performance monitoring and can also be used as an incident management solution as well.

PulseGRC helps you achieve your governance, risk, and compliance requirements, whether these are statutorily enforced as in the case of Basel II, Solvency II, SOX, and J-SOX; or because the organisation wishes to achieve better governance using standards and frameworks such as ISO27001, PCI, and CobiT.

Whatever your requirements, speak to us so that we can show how PulseGRC can benefit your organisation.

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01 June 2010
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Welcome to Pulse Risk Management Software

Are you looking for a risk management solution for your organisation? We think we may be able to help. PulseGRC has been developed by experienced risk and audit professionals in such a way that it incorporates the real needs that are expressed by risk managers and users alike.

Services and Solutions

Audit & Risk Consulting is one of the PulseGRC implementation partners. We provide the following services.

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Does any of these scenarios sound familiar?

A lot of companies use manual spreadsheets to manage risk. These spreadsheets are usually unsecure, have no or little change control, and instil very little trust from the organisation’s decision makers. Because of the lack of trust in the results being produced, CxO’s in some organisations end up ignoring the output and using their gut feel instead to formulate a list of the top risks the organisation is exposed to. Apart from the trust issue, these spreadsheets add additional risks of their own.
Certain risk data is extremely sensitive, but because there is no way to determine who is seeing what, managers are not willing to populate the risk register with all risks. Either because they don’t want their fellow managers seeing department specific risks or concerns, or simply because the data can impact negatively on the organisation if it falls into the wrong hands.
A manager is frustrated because he or she simply isn’t getting around to his or her day to day responsibilities. If it isn’t the internal auditor, then it’s the ISO27K consultant or the external auditor. And everyone is asking the same questions and wants the same evidence.
Each department has their own risk management procedures and collate risk management information using their own criteria. How is senior management meant to get a balanced view about the risk exposure of the organisation?
Each department, division, or company prepares its own risk data. Through a process of filters at each level in the organisation structure the senior stakeholders only see the top ten risks, and have no visibility about the risks lower down in the structure even though this would give them a much better view of the overall risk exposure of the organisation or group.
A new piece of legislation has been enacted. Hoping to save time, the company implements a supposed “quick fix” solution that ends up causing a lot of frustration for the users because it is simply too difficult or too cumbersome to use.

PulseGRC is there to help by providing an automated, cost-effective, structured, and time saving solution to your risk management needs. Speak to us – we’ll be happy showing you the comprehensive features and benefits of using our software.