TrustCloud Launches AI-Native Security Assurance Platform for CISOs

New platform integrates GRC and security operations to deliver accurate automation and business impact

Mar. 18, 2026 at 10:38am

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TrustCloud, a Boston-based technology company, has announced the launch of the industry's first AI-native Security Assurance Platform designed to help Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) transform their Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) processes. The platform aims to replace manual, workflow-based GRC with accurate automation that delivers business impact by integrating GRC and cybersecurity operations.

Why it matters

Enterprise CISOs have long struggled with legacy GRC tools that inundate security and GRC teams with manual work, making it difficult to report on security posture and outcomes to their boards. TrustCloud's new platform promises to provide CISOs with a data-driven, automated approach to GRC that showcases the business impact of their security programs.

The details

TrustCloud's Security Assurance Platform is built on an AI-native architecture and is designed to integrate GRC and cybersecurity operations. The platform provides CISOs with the ability to 'See Everything' by consolidating structured and unstructured data from cloud, business, and on-premises systems into a unified GRC data lake. It also offers 'Automate with Accuracy' through its 'hallucination-free' Assurance AI, which connects the results of continuous control monitoring to GRC objectives to help CISOs understand the business impact of security gaps and actions. Finally, the platform aims to deliver 'Quick Time-to-Value' by avoiding the lengthy and costly deployments often associated with enterprise-scale GRC implementations.

  • TrustCloud announced the launch of its Security Assurance Platform on March 18, 2026.

The players

TrustCloud

A Boston-based technology company that has launched the industry's first AI-native Security Assurance Platform designed to help CISOs transform their GRC processes.

Sravish Sridhar

The CEO and Founder of TrustCloud.

Nemi George

The Vice President of IT and Chief Information Security Officer at PDS Health, a TrustCloud customer.

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What they’re saying

“Enterprise CISOs are frustrated with legacy GRC tools–they inundate security and GRC teams with manual work, make it impossible for CISOs to confidently report status and outcomes with their Boards, and are not designed to monitor and keep up with the ever-changing digital, AI, and IT cyber risk landscape. It's like their teams are being forced to protect a vast ocean with a paper boat.”

— Sravish Sridhar, CEO and Founder

“CISOs don't need more workflows—we need clarity. GRC Transformation is about moving from manual processes to a data-driven understanding of our control posture and what it means for the business, powered by real-time telemetry and unstructured data feeds from our security, IT, and business applications.”

— Nemi George, Vice President, IT & Chief Information Security Officer

What’s next

TrustCloud's CEO, Sravish Sridhar, will be attending the RSA Conference next week, where he is available to meet with interested parties to discuss the new Security Assurance Platform.

The takeaway

TrustCloud's new Security Assurance Platform promises to help enterprise CISOs transform their GRC processes by providing a data-driven, automated approach that integrates GRC and cybersecurity operations, delivering accurate insights and showcasing the business impact of their security programs.