GRC-COCKPIT review
A cloud GRC system for connecting risk tracking with compliance requirements and standards.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
GRC-COCKPIT brings governance, risk and compliance processes into a web-based system from SAVISCON GmbH. It is aimed at organizations that need to identify and assess risks, track measures, and manage compliance requirements and standards alongside centralized records for organizational data. The listed standards include ISO 27001, IT-Grundschutz, ISO 31000, ISO 37301 and others. Small teams focused on standards and risk tracking can start with the core processes in Basic, while organizations seeking specialized modules should look at the higher editions.
The editions form a staged set of capabilities. Basic covers risk assessment and measures tracking, central master data and Compliance HealthCheck. Advanced adds requirements and identifications, a risk matrix with linked views, compliance topic fields, templates, archive and export. Professional includes integrated whistleblowing and event management, information security, risk scenarios and quantitative risk assessment, plus business continuity management. Its information-security module includes protection-needs analysis and a Statement of Applicability; continuity features include business impact analysis. This makes Professional a substantially broader choice than the risk-and-compliance core, while buyers needing reporting and exports should account for their availability only in Advanced and Professional.
SAVISCON's edition page directs prospective customers to request a quote, so buyers will need to discuss pricing with the vendor rather than compare published plan prices. The product is cloud-based, with email and phone support listed and GDPR included in its compliance information. A 30-day trial was announced in 2022 through the d.velop store, but that announcement does not establish current trial terms. GRC-COCKPIT suits teams seeking linked risk and standards management with a path to security, incident and continuity workflows; organizations that need only a narrow risk register or want transparent prices may prefer to evaluate alternatives.
GRC-COCKPIT pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Links compliance requirements and standards with risks and actions.
- Centralizes records for people, partners, processes, roles and assets.
- Professional adds information security, whistleblowing and continuity modules.
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing is quote-based, with no published plan prices.
- Advanced reporting, archive and export are limited to higher editions.
- Several capabilities, including security and continuity, require Professional.
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