Resilient Cyber · 2026-05-19 · 32 min
In this episode, we sat down with Richa Gual, CEO of Complyance , the AI-first enterprise GRC platform that recently raised a $20M Series A led by GV (Google Ventures), to dig into how legacy GRC is finally being disrupted and what role AI agents play in that transformation. We discussed why GRC has lived in the dark ages for so long, stuck in static documents, snapshot-in-time assessments, system sampling, and self-attestations while the rest of IT moved to cloud, APIs, and automation. We unpacked the credibility crisis caused by commoditized compliance and rubber-stamp audits, the limits of the first wave of GRC automation, and what genuinely changes when agentic AI takes on evidence review, vendor risk, policy drafting, and customer trust workflows end-to-end. Richa shared Complyance’s perspective on building agentic AI for the most sensitive data an organization holds, why explainability and isolation matter more in GRC than almost anywhere else, and how customers like Dropbox, CVS Health, and Major League Soccer are using AI agents to cut manual GRC work by 70% without lowering the assurance bar.
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