For almost 10 years the risk3ixty team has built and supported fullCircle GRC platform. Today, we are launching a full standalone website for fullCircle. In this blog post I will explain what fullCircle is, why we are launching a standalone website, and some of the amazing fullCircle capabilities we want everyone to know about.
What is the fullCircle GRC
When we started risk3sixty 10 years ago, we were GRC consultants. We took pride in being craftsmen, practitioners first, who knew the work from the inside. Since then we’ve delivered more than 4,000 projects for companies like Meta, GE, Workday, and hundreds of other household names, and produced hundreds of training videos and courses watched by more than 10 million people.
Along the way, we learned something: great GRC programs aren’t just a people problem. Even the best experts need technology that operationalizes the program and backs them up every day. So we poured a decade of hands-on experience into building it ourselves.
The result is fullCircle, an enterprise-grade GRC platform built to run multi-framework programs across SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, HITRUST, and dozens more from one place. It’s also AI-first: an MCP server that plugs fullCircle into the AI tools your team already uses, a suite of agents that do real work on behalf of GRC experts, and an experience practitioners describe the same way again and again. They can tell it was built by people who actually understand the job.
Why We Launched a Website for fullCircle GRC
Historically, fullCircle lived inside the risk3sixty website. That made sense when most fullCircle customers found us through an advisory engagement first. But today more and more GRC teams come to us for the platform itself.
They’re GRC leaders who already know the work and want better technology to run their program, and they need to be able to dive into all of the capabilities of fullCircle to get a better sense of the platform.
A standalone site lets us show what the platform does, who it’s built for, and how it fits into a modern GRC program. It’s still built by the same practitioners who’ve delivered more than 4,000 projects, and it still works hand-in-hand with our services.
Now it simply stands on its own so it can do justice to each of the important capabilities of the platform.
You can check it out at www.fullcirclegrc.com.
Three Awesome fullCircle Features
I am very excited to show off some of the capabilities inside fullCircle that previously did not have a standalone page to talk about them. There are features that no one saw unless they were in the platform using them. Today, the website offers a lot more detail. For this blog post, I'd like to highlight three of my favorite capabilities to give you a taste of what the full website will dive into.
1. fullCircle MCP Server
The fullCircle MCP Server will completely change the way GRC practitioners work everyday.
The fullCircle MCP Server connects Claude, Open AI, and other MCP-compatible AI clients directly to your live GRC program. It offers 80+ tools to search, read, and update controls, evidence, audits, risks, vendors, and projects, all inside the AI assistant your team already uses.
I have done some amazing things using fullCircle's MCP server. Some quick examples include:
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Integrate with data lakes (forget APIs!) to automate evidence collection (fullCircle MCP + Agent Suites)
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Answer security questionnaires automatically with your live data (fullCirle TPRM)
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Build board reports in any format you can imagine (fullCircle + Claude design)
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KPI trackers (fullCircle + Claude artifact)
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Risk Assessments (fullCircle + claude code)
FullCircle MCP server allows your team to working against the real, current state of your program, which means GRC practitioners spend less time hunting for answers and more time acting on them.
2. fullCirlce Agent Suites
Imagine if your team could deploy teams of agents to do everyday work on your behalf. They can work autonomously, pull you in the loop when they need to, and literally take hours of daily work off your plate. That is exactly what fullCircle Agent Suites were designed to do.
Some of my favorite examples include:
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Audit Support Agent Team: Gathering evidence, reviewing it, matching it to controls and evidence
- Vendor Risk Agent Team: Review vendors, risk score them, log the results, answer security questionnaires
- Risk Management Agent Team: Help with risk assessments, tracking down remediation tasks, help with risk scoring and quanitfying risks
Pretty much every GRC team I have ever worked with needs an extra set of hands. In the future, teams of agents like these will be like hiring more people allowing you to do the most important work.
3. fullCircle Multi-Framework Hamonization
Most organizations don’t run one compliance program. They run five or six at once: SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS for payments, HITRUST for healthcare clients, and a new framework every time the business enters a new market.
Without harmonization, each one becomes its own island, with its own control set, its own evidence requests, and its own audit fire drill. Teams end up answering the same question five different ways and collecting the same screenshot five times.
I’ve worked with and evaluated a lot of GRC platforms over the past decade, and I haven’t seen one handle this better than fullCircle's Harmonization Capabilities. It harmonizes controls and evidence across every framework you’re in scope for, so one control, tested once, satisfies every requirement it maps to.
And it goes further than framework mapping. Real companies have multiple business units, products, and environments, each with its own scope. fullCircle handles all three dimensions together (multiple frameworks, multiple business units, and multiple scopes) for both controls and evidence. You can see exactly what applies where, reuse evidence wherever it legitimately fits, and stop rebuilding your program every time the business grows.
Go Check Out the Site
If this sounds exciting to you, go check out the fullcircle website and let us know what you think.
Christian Hyatt