AI is now embedded across the software stack.
Security and compliance teams need to understand which vendors use AI, what data may be involved, which risks apply, and how each tool maps to internal policies and external frameworks.
Doing this manually means chasing vendor documentation, questionnaires, privacy terms, AI policies, security pages, spreadsheets, and audit evidence.
Grasp does the assessment work for you.
Employees request access. You approve, reject, or block - with a full audit trail.
Your agent scans your stack, flags what's risky, and tells you exactly what to do.
Grasp analyzes each vendor and AI-enabled tool across technology, usage, vendor, security, privacy, and compliance context. It produces structured assessments with risk findings, control gaps, recommended next steps, and framework mapping for regulations and standards such as the EU AI Act, ISO 42001, ISO 27001, GDPR, and internal AI policies.
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The findings, gaps, mappings, and evidence security teams need before deciding how to treat an AI-enabled vendor.
Understand what the vendor does, where AI is used, and how the tool appears in your environment.
Grasp reduces the work required to assess AI-enabled software. Security and compliance teams get the findings, risks, controls, and evidence they need to make faster and more defensible decisions.
Move from scattered research to structured assessment records.
Understand AI capabilities, vendor exposure, data risk, and compliance impact.
Prepare for AI regulations and security frameworks with mapped controls and reusable evidence.
