Aqueduct Technologies, a leading IT solutions provider, has officially announced that its Grace 2.0 solution is now available across a bigger segment. In case you aren’t aware, Grace 2.0 arrives on the scene as the latest iteration of Aqueduct’s Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Program, bringing with it a centralized hub for resource allocation, policy management, risk assessment, control mapping, and more. This value proposition, however, is now joined by a range of new features that were introduced alongside solution’s wider availability. Talk about these features for a second, they begin from a crosswalk functionality, which enables user to seamlessly crosswalk more than 30 unique framework. To make that happen, the platform will effectively consolidate thousands of controls and sub-controls into a unified set mapped to all relevant frameworks. Next up, we must get Grace 2.0 platform’s all-new risk register integration where organizations should be able to centrally track and manage residual, inherent, and third-party risks. The idea here, like you might have guessed, is to construct a comprehensive view of user’s individual risk landscape. Then, we have the prospect of automated task assigning. By automating task assignments for all stakeholders, the platform makes it possible for us to achieve greater efficiency and accountability, while simultaneously simplifying workflow management across the board.
“We take immense pride in the ongoing evolution of our GRC Program as a cornerstone of our comprehensive Cybersecurity Portfolio,” said Shane O’Brien, CTO at Aqueduct Technologies. “Our team’s unwavering dedication and passion have been instrumental in achieving this milestone. We are excited to continue implementing this program for our customers, helping them navigate the complexities of compliance and risk management with confidence.”
Rounding up highlights would be the promise of enhanced reporting. The stated promise reveals itself once you consider how, through robust reporting capabilities, the platform will now look to demonstrate ROI and provide stakeholders with actionable insights.
Markedly enough, the features under focus have already been through the beta testing phase, which saw positive feedback from the customers. You see, organizations that chose to integrate Grace 2.0 throughout their workflow experienced an 89% reduction in manual tasks, thus orchestrating substantial operational efficiencies.
Founded in 2011, Aqueduct Technologies has risen up on the back of its commitment towards enhancing organizational security and performance, both at the same time. The company, at present, deals in Enterprise Networking, Data Center, Collaboration, Carrier Services, Managed Services, Hybrid Cloud Solutions, Cloud Security, Conferencing & Messaging, Product Resale, Lifecycle Adoption Services, Behavioral Anomaly Detection, Identity Services, Hyperconverged, and more. As for Aqueduct’s excellence in providing the stated services, it can be validated once you consider that the company has been recognized with Cisco® Gold Certified Integrator and Provider with Master Security Specialization, as well as Dell EMC Gold and VMwareⓇ Enterprise Partner Status. Not just that, Aqueduct has also won the CRN Triple Crown (Tech Elite 250, Fast Growth 150, Solution Provider 500), along with several other awards. Making company’s case even stronger is, of course, its clientele which includes the likes of VMware, Cisco, Dell EMC, Rubrik, Okta, and many others.