From the brief
The failure mode you are replacing
Traditional GRC fails in three predictable ways. First, evidence is point-in-time: a control can be broken for eleven months and still pass an audit sampled in month twelve. Second, effort scales linearly with scope: every new framework multiplies the same manual work. Third, the data is trapped in documents, so nobody can answer 'which controls are failing right now?' without a two-week fire drill.
Each failure has an engineering answer: continuous monitoring instead of sampling, shared control definitions instead of per-framework duplication, and structured data instead of prose.