Monday morning. Your inbox is full. Audit is in 6 weeks. Leadership wants a status report. You need to know: → What are the top High/Critical risks across frameworks? → Which ones are missing an owner? → How many controls are Ready for Audit vs. in Gap? → Which policies are overdue for approval? So you dig, export, filter, follow up. ↩️ Repeat. Every- Single- Week. Agent Studio lets GRC teams build no-code AI agents that answer these questions automatically, triggered on a schedule, on an event, or the moment something changes in your program. No more digging. No more manual follow-ups. Just the right information exactly when you need it.
Anecdotes
Software Development
Palo Alto, California 12,384 followers
The AI-Native Enterprise GRC Platform
About us
The leading Agentic GRC platform built for the enterprise. AI is only as smart as the data it's built on, which is why Anecdotes runs on a foundation of complete, accurate, and structured data, automatically collected from your systems and trusted by the world’s largest enterprises and auditors. With AI embedded across every task—audits, risk management, continuous control monitoring, and everything in between—you can finally get GRC right. Learn more at: Anecdotes.ai
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https://www.anecdotes.ai
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- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Palo Alto, California
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2020
- Specialties
- GRC, Risk Management, IT Compliance, Compliance Automation, governance, IT Auditing, Continuous Compliance, Risk Management, audit readiness, AI for GRC, Regulatory Compliance, Control Validation, Policy Management, Compliance Reporting, Information Security, Data Privacy, Data Security, Cybersecurity Compliance, Enterprise Risk Management, Enterprise GRC, Cloud Compliance, and Compliance Analytics
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228 Hamilton Ave
Palo Alto, California 94301, US
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146 Menachem Begin
Tel-Aviv, 6100000, IL
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Workflow automation made GRC faster. It didn't make it smarter. This guide makes the case for why agents are the only path forward, with a 5-step methodology for building them. https://lnkd.in/eUssQgaw
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Anecdotes is headed to Las Vegas. We're proud to be a Gold Sponsor at ISACA North America Conference 2026, and we're making the most of it. Stop by Booth #302 to connect with our team, and don't miss our CISO Jake Bernardes on the main stage Wednesday, May 6 at 10:15 AM PDT. His session, "Why You Should Use the F Word More," breaks down what FedRAMP 20x really means for compliance teams and GRC platforms, and why it's the modernization moment the industry has been waiting for. If you're attending, let's connect! #ISACA #ISACANorthAmerica #FedRAMP #GRC #Cybersecurity #ComplianceAutomation
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The starter compliance tool did exactly what it was supposed to do: It got you through your first framework. Then you scaled into multi-framework complexity, and the platform stopped keeping up. Congrats, you graduated! If your compliance team is feeling the ceiling, let's talk: https://lnkd.in/eE5keiUw
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Managing GRC programs at scale depends on consistent, repeatable processes. With Anecdotes Recipes, your most repetitive workflows become reusable agents you can deploy in seconds. Audit readiness, risk reporting, policy reviews, overdue remediation, and more. Build it once. Run it whenever. Take a look
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This is going to be 🔥 Maril Vernon, CISSP, Jasmine Kaur, Emre Ugurlu, Jake Bernardes, Ayoub Fandi 👉 https://lnkd.in/ea5UsH8F
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We analyzed thousands of calls from the last 3 months. In 77% of the conversations, the main pain point of GRC professionals is still manual work, in 2026. When does this actually change? Continuous control monitoring has been a known concept for years. The technology to do it properly exists. Most GRC platforms still hand that manual cycle back to the team and call it a workflow. See what getting out of that cycle actually looks like: https://lnkd.in/dRP3f-hf
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Why do enterprise risk programs keep falling back on spreadsheets? Enterprise risk doesn't fit one structure. Every team, domain, and business unit manages risk differently. None of it connects. So each part builds its own process and no one has the full picture. With Multiple Risk Registers, each team, domain, or business unit gets its own register configured exactly how it needs to be. The right fields for the right context. And you get a unified view of enterprise risk across all of it. No manual aggregation. Local flexibility. Global visibility. At the same time. Learn more 👇 https://lnkd.in/d3KR7rZK