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FactEasyRiskRiskware
AudienceThe Enterprise plan is presented for regulated organizations with formal second- and third-line defenses; Business is described for multi-team organizations and board reporting.The company says Riskware is for organisations managing GRC and workplace health and safety, and highlights risk, safety, business continuity and information security managers.
HeadquartersWilen b. Wollerau, SwitzerlandForest Hill, Victoria, Australia
PurposeEasyRisk is an operational risk register for identifying, analyzing, evaluating, treating, and monitoring risks.Riskware combines governance, risk and compliance (GRC) with health, safety and environment (HSE) management in one platform.
SecurityThe Trust Center says workspace isolation is enforced with database Row-Level Security and tested automatically before each release.Pan Software says it is ISO 27001 certified and describes regular penetration testing by certified independent security auditors.
SupportThe Free plan includes standard email support, paid Team and Business plans include priority support, and Enterprise includes a dedicated customer success manager.The company describes its support team as onshore in Australia and says it supports customers from implementation through ongoing support.

EasyRisk plans

  • FreeFree
  • Business$29
  • Team$168 a year
  • EnterprisePriced on request

Riskware plans

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Pick EasyRisk if…

EasyRisk suits teams managing operational risks with assigned owners, review dates, and treatment actions. Business is described for multi-team organizations and board reporting; Enterprise is presented for regulated organizations with formal second- and third-line defenses.

Pick Riskware if…

Riskware suits organizations managing governance, risk, compliance, and workplace safety. Its stated audience includes line managers and risk, safety, business continuity, and information security managers.

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