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Your compliance program has one owner, eight teams, and 400 pieces of evidence to collect. That's not a program. That's a bottleneck with a job title. Most mid-market companies hand GRC to one person and then wonder why audit prep becomes a two-week fire drill every year. The problem usually isn't the person. It's that they've been made responsible for controls they have no authority over. On September 2, Wil Klusovsky joins Sid Roper and host Daniel Tangney on Compyl's GRC Radio to talk about what it actually takes to make compliance a shared job. Register for this webinar in the comment section below.

A great few days in New York with the Compyl leadership team. Grateful for this group, the work they put in, and the opportunity ahead of us. Excited to keep pushing together through the second half of the year.

Beautiful day here at ISACA GRC in sunny San Diego! The Compyl team is on site and has already been busy connecting with GRC professionals from around the world at this sold out event. We’ve had some great conversations about where GRC stands today and where it’s headed next. There’s plenty more to come. Stop by Booth 207 and speak with Sid, Daniel, or Travis to learn how Compyl is helping shape the future of GRC.

Every GRC team has a hero. Most of them are exhausted. The late nights before an audit. The last-minute evidence scramble. The "can you pull this together by Friday?" fire drills. That's not heroism... that's a program held together by heroics. At the ISACA GRC Conference next week, our own Sid Roper is taking the stage to make the case for a different kind of GRC Hero: the one who builds a program so solid, the day doesn't need saving. The Emergence of the GRC Hero 🗓 Monday, Aug 17 · 10:45 AM PT · Room CS 1-5 Swipe through for a preview of what you'll walk away with... and if you're in San Diego, come find the Compyl team at Booth 207 before or after the session. We'd love to hear what "hero mode" looks like on your team. No capes required.

The Compyl team is headed to San Diego next week for the ISACA GRC Conference 2026 Daniel Tangney, Sid Roper, and Travis Hire will be there all three days, and we'd love to meet you. Whether you want to talk risk, compliance, automation, or just what's actually working in GRC right now... come find us. Booth 207 | Aug 17–19 | Gaylord Pacific Resort See you in San Diego!

Auditors know when your compliance program was built the night before the audit. We asked David Forman 🧠, CEO of Mastermind, if he can tell the difference between a program that runs year-round and an overnight fire drill. This was one of the sharpest moments from our Annual Audits Are Dead webinar with David and our CEO Stas Bojoukha. The full conversation covers why point-in-time certificates no longer satisfy buyers, what "everything goes green" dashboards hide, and where continuous control monitoring is headed. The full recording is in the comment section below.

𝐓𝐎𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐑𝐎𝐖 What do you hate most about ISO certifications? Someone asked me that last week and my brain just about short-circuited. Then, I remembered someone trying to compare an ISO audit to a Type 1 examination earlier this year saying it is a point-in-time assessment only. So that's my answer. 🤷♂️ Let's stop this apples-to-oranges comparison and actually debunk what initially achieving (and maintaining) a conforming management system signals to an end reader of that ISO certificate. Join Stas Bojoukha and me for a power hour full of thought with a small dose of leadership. Register at the link in the comments below. ⬇️ Mod: Daniel Tangney #ISO27001 #ISO27701 #ISO42001 Compyl Mastermind

This Thursday... two leaders from opposite sides of the assurance table sit down for one honest hour on the future of audits. An ISO certificate proves your controls passed a test on one day of the year. Your buyers, your regulators, and your board are asking about the other 364. David Forman 🧠 , Founder & CEO, Mastermind, and Stas Bojoukha, Founder & CEO, Compyl, go live from both sides of the assurance table, the certification body and the platform, for a no-slides conversation on why annual audits are giving way to continuous assurance. - Thursday, July 23 · 1:00–2:00 PM ET - The final 15 minutes are your Q&A Can't make it live? Register anyway, and every registrant gets the recording Registration link in the comments. 👇

How much of your year goes to proving last year was fine? For most GRC teams, audit season means six weeks of evidence collection, screenshot-chasing, and rebuilt spreadsheets. All of it to produce a report that describes the past. The gaps it finds have been open for months. The assurance it provides expires the day it's signed. There's a better model, and it's already here. Join us for Annual Audits Are Dead (Long Live Continuous Assurance) on July 23rd at 1 PM EDT, with Stas Bojoukha and David Forman 🧠. During this 60-minute webinar, we'll cover: → Why point-in-time audits systematically miss the risks that become incidents → What continuous assurance looks like in practice: live controls, automated evidence, always-on readiness → How teams make the transition without doubling their workload. Save your seat: https://lnkd.in/gN-eXcJg Make sure to register today!

Spent the day with our partner Rapid7 at their offices in Tampa. We came together for a full day in-person strategy session with Daniel Tangney, Travis Hire, Adam Alessandrini, and Jon Schipp. Excited for what's ahead.