Drive compliance through processes, not paperwork
Risk and compliance are operational realities. When responsibilities, controls and risks are explicitly anchored to processes, compliance evolves from policy enforcement to operational execution.
Why compliance fails
The gap between policy and execution
Compliance programs often exist on paper but fail in practice. The problem isn't the policy - it's the disconnect from operations.
- Policy-Execution Gap
- Policies live in documents. Execution happens in processes. The gap between them creates risk that's invisible until it's too late.
- Unclear Ownership
- When controls aren't tied to specific process steps, accountability becomes diffuse and nobody owns the outcome.
- Audit Scrambles
- Every audit triggers a scramble to reconstruct evidence. Compliance becomes a periodic fire drill, not an operational reality.
- AI Blind Spots
- As AI takes on more decisions, the risk of non-compliant automation grows - but without process context, you can't see it.
The Crismo approach
Controls anchored to processes
When risks, controls, and responsibilities are tied directly to the process steps where work happens, compliance becomes demonstrable through execution.
- Explicit control points - Define where controls apply, who owns them, and what they mitigate
- Risk visibility - See exactly where risks arise in your operations and how they're addressed
- Continuous evidence - Compliance is demonstrated through how work is done, not reconstructed from documents
Compliance that actually works
From paperwork to operational execution
- Reliable compliance execution
Responsibilities, controls, and risks tied directly to the process steps where work and decisions actually happen.
- Traceable risk visibility
Explicit visibility into where risks arise across operations and how they're mitigated through defined controls.
- Continuous audit readiness
Compliance demonstrated through execution, not reconstructed from paperwork. No more "compliance theatre."
AI Governance
A foundation for compliant AI at scale
As AI takes on more operational decisions, process context becomes critical for maintaining compliance.
Explicit process context ensures AI can deliver value while remaining continuously aligned with regulatory requirements and internal controls. Without it, every AI deployment is a compliance risk waiting to happen.
- AI decisions grounded in explicit process logic
- Continuous alignment with regulatory requirements
- Explainable, auditable AI behavior
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