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Eramba vs ZenGRC

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Eramba

7.6#2 in internal controls softwareFrom €2,500 a year
Free planWebAPILinuxSelf-hosted
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ZenGRC

5.5#26 in governance, risk and compliance software
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FactErambaZenGRC
Founded20072009
HeadquartersLondon, United Kingdom, and Bratislava, Slovak RepublicZenGRC is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and has offices in Europe and South America.
IntegrationsAuthentication integrations include LDAP, SAML and Google OAuth, with SCIM, CSV and LDAP synchronization options for accounts.The integrations directory lists tools including Jira, ServiceNow, AWS, Okta, GitHub, and Splunk, across categories such as identity, infrastructure, project management, and vulnerability scanning.
Intended usersThe access management guide describes GRC team members as managing information such as risks, controls and policies, while other departments and suppliers may provide review feedback.ZenGRC describes the platform as suitable for organizations maturing their GRC programs as well as those with multifaceted, growing needs.
PurposeEramba is GRC software designed to help organizations manage governance, risk and compliance activities.ZenGRC is a cloud-based GRC platform for audit, vendor, risk, compliance, and information security management.

Eramba plans

  • CommunityFree
  • Enterprise On-Premise€2,500 a year
  • Enterprise SaaS€5,000 a year
  • Community on-premisesFree
  • Community On PremiseFree
  • Implementation workshop€800, paid once

ZenGRC plans

  • ZenGRCPriced on request

Pick Eramba if…

Eramba suits GRC teams managing risks, controls, policies, compliance, or related review workflows. Other departments and suppliers can provide review feedback, while organizations needing asset discovery should note its network-scanner limitation.

Pick ZenGRC if…

ZenGRC is presented for organizations developing their GRC programs and those with multifaceted, growing needs. It may suit teams coordinating audit, compliance, vendor, and risk work.

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