For Manufacturing

Security and continuity that span every plant.

Manufacturers run sprawling IT and OT estates across multiple sites under rising security, business-continuity and customer-mandated obligations. GRAC operates ISO 27001, ISO 22301, DPDP and your customers' contractual security requirements as one continuous program — so control health is provable across every plant, any day.

Continuity & contract readiness
ISO 2700190%
ISO 2230187%
NIST CSF84%
Customer contract92%
Live● updating
Your operations
ISO 27001
ISO 22301
NIST CSF
DPDP
CERT-In
Customer-audit ready
Continuity — assured
Continuity & control posture
Always-on (GRAC) Point-in-time check

Continuous posture replaces the once-a-year snapshot.

The operating reality

Global OEM and enterprise customers increasingly impose security requirements and audits on their suppliers. ISO 27001 covers the IT and OT estate; ISO 22301 covers business continuity — supply-chain disruption is now a board-level risk; the DPDP Act creates duties over employee and customer data; and CERT-In incident-reporting timelines apply on top — all at once, across distributed sites and plants.

Fragmented
Customer security addendum — different per client
Per-OEM clauses · tracked in 4 spreadsheets
Overdue
BCP — last tested 14 months ago
ISO 22301 · tabletop overdue across plants
Manual
CERT-In reporting — manual, ad-hoc
6-hour clock · per-plant escalation unclear

What's broken today

Compliance and continuity run on per-plant spreadsheets and disconnected point tools. OT environments sit outside the IT governance net. Supplier and customer security audits multiply. Evidence is assembled reactively per audit. There is no single operational view of control health across sites.

ACT-2148Due in 3 days
Monthly access review
AMSynced to JiraIn progress

Business continuity — operated, not just documented

BCP tabletops, failover drills and incident-response exercises run on cadence across plants — owned, scheduled and evidenced — so ISO 22301 is a live program, not a binder reviewed once a year.

Differentiation

Why GRAC, specifically here

A continuously-operated answer for the obligations that actually apply to you.

Practice mapping
Quarterly access review
RAQuarterly
ISO 27001 · A.9
RBI
PCI DSS · 8
SOC 2 · CC6
DPDP

One practice → five frameworks.

  • One practice satisfies ISO 27001, ISO 22301, DPDP and overlapping customer-contract requirements at once

    do the work once across sites.

  • Continuous evidence so customer and OEM supplier audits are answered on demand, not assembled in a scramble.

  • Business-continuity controls operated and tested on cadence, not just documented in a binder.

  • Per-site / per-plant and per-customer scoping mapped in the dependency graph, with custom/internal frameworks for OT and plant-level policies.

  • Risk that moves with control health

    gaps surface during operations, not during an audit.

  • Always-on posture across the multi-plant estate, in one live view.

What teams compare us to

Enterprise GRC suites (Archer, MetricStream, ServiceNow GRC) are heavy and costly. Spreadsheets plus consultants are cheap but stale, and don't span IT/OT or multiple plants. GRAC's edge is operational, continuous governance across distributed sites with native DPDP and India coverage, at a viable footprint.

Outcomes

What changes

  • Prove control health across every plant on demand.
  • Answer customer / OEM supplier audits without a scramble.
  • Keep business-continuity controls continuously tested, not just documented.
  • Cut duplicated control work across ISO 27001, ISO 22301, DPDP and customer contracts.
  • Give the board one live view of posture across sites.

See it on your frameworks.

A 30-minute walk-through on ISO 27001, ISO 22301, NIST CSF and your customer-contract requirements — with your real plants, not a generic demo.