GRC International Group plc provides a range of products and services to address the information technology (IT) governance, risk management, and compliance requirements of organizations in the United Kingdom, rest of Europe, the United States, Australia, and internationally. The company provides classroom and web-based training courses related to the general data protection regulation, privacy by design, risk management, business continuity, ISO 27001 certification, and related topics. It also offers on-site and remote support services to help organizations design and implement data protection, privacy, and cyber security policies and procedures, including penetration testing, payment card industry data security standard compliance, and cyber essentials certification and consultancy services. In addition, publishes and distributes books, templates, and software; and software solutions, including a range of software-as-a service products, such as e-learning, risk assessment and data flow mapping tools, data monitoring, and data watermarking solutions. GRC International Group plc is headquartered in Ely, the United Kingdom.
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