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🚀 Revolutionise Your GRC Strategy with RISQED (Beta Launch!) – ditch the spreadsheets Tired of Excel spreadsheets for risk assessments?

31/08/2025

Meet RISQED – the AI-powered platform transforming Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) for businesses regulated by JFSC, GFSC, MFSC, FSA-IOM, and more.

🔍 Why Join the RISQED Beta?

✅ Ditch Excel: Replace manual errors, version chaos, and endless updates with automated workflows and real-time insights.
✅ AI-Driven Efficiency: Cut risk assessment time by 50% with smart tools for financial crime, cybersecurity, and regulatory risks.
✅ Audit-Ready & Scalable: Seamlessly manage single or multi-tenant operations with aligned risk registers and compliance monitoring.
✅ Beta Perks: Collaborate with us to shape the ultimate GRC solution – exclusive access for early adopters!

🎯 Who It’s For:
Financial services, insurance, and any regulated sector ready to:
✔️ Proactively manage risk
✔️ Slash compliance costs
✔️ Future-proof audits


📅 Limited Beta Spots Open!

P.S. Beta clients get priority support and lifetime discounts post-launch.  Don’t just manage risk—outsmart it.

LONG READ

RISQED is currently in the BETA and pre-launch phase, and we're already working with select beta clients to refine and perfect our tools before our hard launch later this year.

We're seeking additional beta clients to collaborate with us and help develop the ultimate business risk assessment solution, tailored explicitly for regulated businesses.

If you're still relying on Excel spreadsheets for your Business Risk Assessments (BRAs) or Enterprise-Wide Risk Assessments (EWRAs), it's time to level up.

RISQED offers intuitive workflows, real-time insights, aligned risk registers, compliance monitoring and effective testing that seamlessly integrates and highlights your risks, including financial crime, cybersecurity, regulatory, and more.

Say goodbye to manual errors, version conflicts, and time-consuming updates – and hello to 50% time savings, audit-ready records, and scalable solutions for single or multi-tenant operations.

Whether you're in finance, insurance, or any other regulated sector, these resources will demonstrate how RISQED empowers proactive decision-making, reduces costs, and ensures regulatory adherence.

Are you interested in ditching Excel and starting your risk journey now? Call me, DM me, or email MATHEW@COMSUREGROUP.COM to join as a beta client and transform your risk strategy!

Call to action:
📩 Email: MATHEW@COMSUREGROUP.COM | YES@COMSUREGROUP.COM
📞 Call: Sunil (07797 936464) | Mathew (07797 747490)
💻 Book a Demo: See how RISQED turns risk into strategy.

SOURCES -  https://shorturl.at/sowwq & https://shorturl.at/LCU8y

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