ServiceNow GRC Everything You Need to Know


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Uploaded on Jul 30, 2025

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This presentation offers a comprehensive overview of ServiceNow GRC, covering its key modules, core capabilities, implementation strategies, and real-world impact. Designed for enterprise leaders, it explains how ServiceNow streamlines governance, risk, and compliance through automation, real-time visibility, and centralised controls. The deck also outlines challenges to address, maturity stages, and ideal user profiles—making it a valuable guide for organisations looking to modernise their risk management and compliance approach.

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ServiceNow GRC Everything You Need to Know

ServiceNow GRC: Everything You Need to Know Introducti on Governance, risk, and compliance are no longer back-office functions—they are strategic levers for modern enterprises. As regulatory demands increase and cyber risks evolve, businesses need a centralised system to manage obligations, identify risks, and ensure accountability. ServiceNow GRC is designed to simplify these functions, enhance visibility, and support decision- makers with real-time intelligence. What is ServiceNow GRC? ServiceNow GRC is a suite of integrated applications built on the Now Platform that enables organisations to manage policy, risk, compliance, and audits through a centralised system. It replaces disconnected tools and manual spreadsheets with automated workflows and real-time dashboards, giving stakeholders full visibility into the organisation’s risk posture. Key Modules in ServiceNow GRC 1.Policy and Compliance Management – Helps define, approve, and maintain policies while mapping them to regulatory frameworks. 2.Risk Management – Identifies, assesses, and mitigates business and operational risks. 3.Audit Management – Supports audit planning, evidence collection, and issue remediation. 4.Vendor Risk Management – Manages third-party risks and aligns vendors with enterprise risk strategy. Core Capabilities • Real-Time Risk Visibility: Monitor enterprise-wide risks using a unified risk register. • Automated Control Testing: Schedule and track compliance testing with minimal manual effort. • Workflow Automation: Route risk and compliance issues through predefined approval chains. • Integrated Reporting: Generate reports with up-to-date metrics for audits, compliance, and risk decisions. Benefits of Using ServiceNow GRC Implementing ServiceNow GRC brings clear and measurable benefits: • Cuts down audit preparation time • Reduces compliance gaps with automated tracking • Provides a single source of truth for policy and risk data • Improves communication between departments • Enables proactive, rather than reactive, decision-making How It Works The platform operates through a seamless lifecycle: 1.Create and publish policies 2.Map controls to policies and regulations 3.Conduct risk assessments 4.Test and monitor controls automatically 5.Trigger remediation workflows for failed tests or high-risk items 6.Generate audit trails and compliance reports Common Use Cases ServiceNow GRC is used across industries to tackle: • Regulatory compliance (GDPR, SOX, RBI norms, ISO standards) • IT risk and cybersecurity management • Enterprise-wide internal audits • Third-party due diligence and risk reviews Implementation Approach To implement ServiceNow GRC effectively: • Start with a gap analysis and compliance baseline • Prioritise modules based on organisational maturity • Engage risk, legal, audit, and IT stakeholders early • Use a phased rollout—starting with Policy & Compliance • Define KPIs and track progress consistently Key Challenges to Address • Cultural Resistance: Change management is critical • Data Quality: Clean, structured data is a prerequisite for accurate risk insights • Over-Customisation: Stick to out-of-the-box configurations where possible • Undefined Ownership: Assign accountability for each GRC process Final Takeaway ServiceNow GRC is not just another compliance tool—it’s a strategic platform that empowers organisations to make informed decisions, respond faster to risks, and stay ahead of regulatory demands. With scalable architecture and real-time intelligence, it supports long-term governance and risk resilience.