RiskNow review
Broad GRC coverage links controls, evidence, risks, vendors, and remediation.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
RiskNow is a governance, risk, and compliance platform for organizations managing controls, frameworks, evidence, and related risks. Its shared model links risks, controls, issues, vendors, data, and frameworks, giving teams a way to connect control work with wider GRC processes. The product suits small, mid-market, and enterprise organizations looking for more than control testing alone: it also covers vendor assessments, policy management, privacy, business continuity, and remediation tracking. AI assistance is available for defining risks and controls and testing controls.
Control testing and framework mapping are central strengths. Teams can collect supporting evidence, track remediation owners and status, link risks to controls, and monitor residual risk. Policy audit trails and links to controls or documents extend that connected approach, while business impact assessments and continuity-plan testing support related planning work. RiskNow is available through the web and API, integrates with Microsoft and Google, and offers cloud deployment as well as an on-premises or private cloud option for Enterprise. Organizations seeking a single product spanning these linked processes may find the breadth useful; teams focused only on a narrow control-testing workflow may prefer a more specialized tool.
The published plans show a paid tier structure. Starter includes one framework, unlimited users and entities, 5 GB of file storage, and optional add-on modules. Business adds single sign-on and priority support, while Enterprise provides unlimited frameworks and storage, custom framework mapping, a dedicated success manager, and the on-premises or private cloud option. The plans are described as starting prices in EUR, with Starter and Business priced per month rather than per user. With no free plan and framework and storage limits on Starter, teams should compare their expected scope with the tier features before choosing. RiskNow fits organizations that want connected GRC coverage and can select a plan around their framework, storage, and deployment needs; it is less suited to buyers seeking a free entry tier or email support alternatives.
RiskNow pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI assistance for defining and testing controls
- Maps controls across compliance frameworks and captures evidence
- Connects remediation, vendor risk, policies, and continuity planning
- Where it doesn't
- Starter is limited to one framework and 5 GB of storage
- There is no free plan
- Support is offered by email
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