Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) module: Modulo announced Modulo Risk Manager Version 8.2.

To maintain its cap of improvements and innovations, Modulo has announced yesterday, Modulo Risk Manager Version 8.2.

Henceforth Version 8.2 delivers over 150 product enhancements to
the Business Continuity Management (BCM) module and core platform capabilities.

This means Modulo now offers a solution for Technology Risk and Compliance Management, Enterprise Risk Management, Vendor Risk Management and Business Continuity Management.

Highlights include:

• New Enterprise Risk Management (EMR) Module: Enables organizations to create risk indicators and expand risk reporting to broader enterprise issues
• Business Continuity Management Module (BCM) Enhancements: Enables organizations to reduce risks associated with crises and disasters, leveraging ISO-22301 and BS-25999 industry standards; includes new custom plan and event creation capabilities
• Incident Management enhancements including tree-mapping reports and custom event creation capabilities
• Policy Management and Vendor Risk Management enhancements including custom survey capabilities
• User-friendly interface and integration enhancements
• Risk Modeling enhancements through customizable formulas

Connectikpeople has also learned that, the Modulo Risk Manager product platform is available in three flexible license models: SaaS, perpetual-based on-premise software and subscription-based on-premise software.

About Modulo

Modulo is a leading global enterprise provider of Technology Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) management solutions. Modulo’s award-winning Risk Manager™ provides hundreds of organizations worldwide with the tools they need to automate the entire GRC management process to monitor, manage and sustain adherence to policy and regulations while reducing enterprise risk and complexity. Customers span the financial, health care, retail, manufacturing, higher-education, telecom, energy and government sectors and include BASF, BC Hydro, Commercial Bank of Dubai, Microsoft, New York University Medical Center, Synovus Financial, and Schlumberger.