Two Halves, One Complete Platform
Traditional GRC platforms are systems of record: governance, risk, compliance, frameworks, controls, evidence, and audit. Essential for every enterprise, but incomplete in the age of AI.
AI is different from other risks because it operates on information: your regulated data, corporate records, and customer data. That places it squarely in the domain of governance and compliance, not just cybersecurity. Every major AI regulation reflects this. The EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and state-level laws do not mandate firewall rules. They mandate governance frameworks, risk classification, and evidence of compliance. A security tool alone cannot satisfy them.
And because AI models can change behavior autonomously, without a change ticket or an audit trail, governance policies alone are not enough either. You need real-time enforcement to ensure those policies actually hold in the moment they matter.
LockThreat brings both halves together. Traditional GRC vendors have the first. Point AI security tools have the second. LockThreat is built to deliver both.
The Platform, Layer by Layer
Three layers work together to deliver both halves of the platform.
Enterprise GRC
Full governance, risk, and compliance for the entire enterprise, not just IT and security. Policy lifecycle management, quantitative risk modeling, audit management, and GRC program coverage across every department and function that carries risk.
Cyber Compliance
Continuous monitoring of cybersecurity controls across cloud environments. Real-time control effectiveness, audit-ready evidence, and cyber risk quantification, from the CISO’s dashboard to the board.
AI Governance and Security
Governance and active security for the AI systems running in your organization. From model inventory and risk assessment to real-time protection against prompt injection, data exposure, and adversarial attacks.
One Source of Truth,
From Analyst to Board
LockThreat runs on a single underlying data model. The GRC analyst, the CRO, the CISO, and the board are all working from the same data, not from three different systems producing three different answers. Every risk, every control, and every piece of evidence lives in one place, surfaced at the level of detail each audience needs.
Board reporting becomes a byproduct of the program, not a separate exercise assembled under deadline pressure.
One System for Every Jurisdiction Your Enterprise Operates In
Enterprises operating across North America, Europe, and beyond face overlapping and sometimes conflicting regulatory requirements.
LockThreat covers not just the frameworks most platforms support, but the jurisdiction-specific requirements that catch global enterprises off guard, all running simultaneously. Map a control once and it works across every framework that requires it.
Multiple entities, multiple geographies, one system, without starting over each time a new mandate arrives.
Built for How Enterprises Actually Work
LockThreat deploys in weeks to months, not the 12 to 18 months that legacy platforms require, and runs alongside existing systems without requiring rip-and-replace.
Organizations that need nothing more than a fully managed, cloud-based deployment can be up and running quickly with LockThreat's SaaS option. Those with data isolation requirements can deploy in a private VPC. And for regulated industries and public sector organizations that require full data residency and data sovereignty, an on-premises option is available.
A Different Category of GRC Platform
Most enterprises buy three to six separate tools to cover what LockThreat delivers in one platform, one contract, and one source of evidence.
Few platforms in the market bring enterprise GRC, continuous cyber compliance, and AI governance and security together with this breadth and depth. Gartner independently recognized LockThreat as both a Disruptor Enterprise GRC Solution and a Representative Vendor in Continuous Compliance.
Trusted by a Big-4 professional services firm, a major regional bank in the U.S. Southeast, a large city in the Mid-Atlantic region, one of the biggest insurance brokers in the U.S., and enterprises across financial services, healthcare, government, and technology.
One Layer of a Full Platform
Your cybersecurity controls are defined by governance policies set at the enterprise level. Your AI risk feeds into enterprise risk posture. And the compliance obligations that span both domains are managed in the same framework that governs the rest of your organization.
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