LogicGate Risk Cloud

LogicGate Risk Cloud is a modern, cloud-native GRC platform designed to make governance, risk, and compliance management accessible and flexible for organizations of all sizes. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, LogicGate represents the new generation of GRC platforms that prioritize user experience, configurability, and rapid deployment over the monolithic complexity of legacy enterprise GRC solutions. The platform has gained significant traction in the market, attracting substantial venture capital funding and growing its customer base across technology, financial services, healthcare, and other regulated industries. Risk Cloud's core differentiator is its no-code platform architecture that enables GRC teams to build, customize, and modify their risk and compliance workflows without requiring IT development resources. Using an intuitive visual workflow builder, organizations can design processes for risk assessment, control management, compliance tracking, vendor risk management, audit management, and policy administration. This flexibility allows organizations to model their specific governance requirements rather than forcing them into rigid, pre-defined process templates. The platform offers pre-built application templates for common GRC use cases including SOC 2 compliance, NIST CSF assessment, vendor risk management, IT risk management, and policy management, enabling rapid deployment while still allowing customization. Risk Cloud's reporting and dashboards provide real-time visibility into risk posture, compliance status, and program metrics with interactive visualizations and drill-down capabilities. Integration capabilities include REST APIs and pre-built connectors to common enterprise tools. LogicGate Risk Cloud is particularly well-suited for mid-market and growing enterprise organizations that need the flexibility and comprehensiveness of a full GRC platform without the implementation complexity and cost of legacy solutions like Archer or MetricStream. The modern user interface significantly reduces training requirements and improves user adoption, a critical factor in GRC program success. However, as a newer platform, Risk Cloud has fewer out-of-the-box integrations and less depth in certain areas compared to mature GRC solutions. Organizations with very complex, highly customized GRC requirements may find some limitations, and the platform's enterprise feature set is still maturing relative to established competitors.