An AI GRC platform uses artificial intelligence to automate governance, risk, and compliance workflows — continuously scoring assets, predicting risk exposure, and mapping controls to regulatory frameworks. Observeri's AI GRC platform goes further by expressing residual risk as expected annual loss rather than colour-coded heat maps.

Observeri is AI-native and predictive. While Archer and ServiceNow record last quarter's assessments, Observeri forecasts risk exposure 30–90 days forward, quantifies risk in financial terms, and integrates external attack surface monitoring into the same risk register — enabling faster deployment and board-ready reporting.

Yes. Observeri maps controls to SAMA Cybersecurity Framework and NESA requirements alongside global frameworks including ISO 27001, NIST CSF, DORA, and MiCA. The same coverage is available to enterprises, SMEs, and startups worldwide, including KSA sovereign cloud and hybrid deployment where data residency applies.

Observeri supports SaaS, KSA sovereign cloud, and hybrid or on-premises (OVA) deployment, making it suitable for enterprises, SMEs, and startups worldwide, including organisations with data residency or sovereignty requirements.

Each domain keeps its own measure. Cyber risk uses expected annual loss, operational risk uses capital and loss events, and financial risk uses limits and regulatory capital. Together they augment one enterprise index.

The updated rating is written back to the risk, the compliance record, and the incident the control maps to.

Public and private models are inventoried and assessed, with a classification aid for the EU AI Act. Prompts and file uploads can be monitored, audited, or blocked.

The charter, the annual plan, the risk register, control assessment, reporting, capacity, and follow-up until the action closes.