Governance, risk and compliance software that works as hard as you do.

Support safe, secure collaboration between your employees, third parties and business processes with our trusted governance, risk and compliance software in your toolkit.

Get the NAVEX advantage: a resource-rich compliance journey.

We don’t just create groundbreaking GRC software – we share our knowledge and know-how, too. 

Created with the wisdom of our internal experts and external specialists, our resource library is the secret sauce complementing our software: the latest insights, pro tips and best practices, all honed from over 35 years of compliance expertise. 


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NAVEX

Providing strategy and consultancy services so that appropriate corporate governance is in place, enterprise risk is managed, and regulations are complied with.

Providing technology platforms that assist with GRC.

GRC - Governance, Risk, and Compliance

From a cyber security perspective, more often than not, it is a supplier failing that is at the root cause of a cyber security breach.  Supply Chain or Third Party Cyber Risk Management enables visibility on how cyber resilient your suppliers are, where the risks are, and allows you to identify steps to mitigate those risks. 

Third Party risk management is essential for maintaining cyber security resilience.  

Supply Chain Cyber Risk Management

Third-Party Risk Management covers the same set of risks as vendor or supplier risk management (financial, capacity, geo-political, natural, compliance and cyber risk) but extends beyond immediate vendors, to track and address failings or risks at any point in a supply chain.

Third Party Risk Management (TPRM)

Delivering platforms and / or services to deliver Environmental, Social and Governance compliance, policies, and practices: ensuring that a companies profits are not at the expense of the environment or the greater public good,


ESG - Environmental, Social and Governance are the three non financial standards that are used as increasingly important investor benchmarks.   Investors now take the view, either from an ethical standpoint, that they do not want to invest in a company, unless it has good environmental, social, and governance policies and practices in place, or alternatively acknowledge that a company that does not maintain effective ESG  will likely face increasing fines, social activist sanctions, and media approbation, and therefor not be a good investment.

Either way, ESG represents a key set of benchmarks that provide value significantly beyond the limited commercial scope of operation of a company.