What is RegAhead?+
A regulator-first risk intelligence platform for banks, insurers, NBFCs, and fintechs. It converts global regulatory mandates — RBI IT Outsourcing Directions, DORA, MAS TRM, IRDAI, DPDP and more — into continuously monitored controls, automated assessments, and audit-ready evidence. It is built around regulatory obligations from the ground up rather than adapted from a generic control library.
How is this different from MetricStream or ServiceNow GRC?+
Those are horizontal enterprise GRC platforms adapted for financial services. RegAhead's Knowledge Graph natively maps obligations regulator by regulator to specific controls and evidence requirements, and its sovereign AI architecture means regulatory data never leaves your environment for processing by public AI systems.
Which regulatory frameworks are covered?+
50+ frameworks including RBI IT and ITeS Outsourcing Directions, DORA, MAS TRM, HKMA, SAMA, IRDAI outsourcing guidelines, DPDP, GDPR, ISO 27001, ISO 42001, SEBI guidelines, SOX 302 and 404, and COSO ERM. The graph is updated as regulations are revised.
What is sovereign AI, and why does it matter here?+
Inference runs entirely within your control perimeter on private, domain-trained Small Language Models rather than public AI APIs. Regulatory data, third-party assessment results, and audit evidence never leave your environment — a non-negotiable requirement under RBI, MAS, DORA, and DPDP residency and processing obligations.
How quickly can a BFSI institution deploy?+
A standard TPRM deployment with RBI IT Outsourcing control mapping, partner onboarding workflows, and basic risk monitoring can be operational in 4 weeks. Full platform deployment including custom control frameworks, integration configuration, and data migration typically completes within 12–16 weeks.
Can it integrate with existing GRC, ERP, or security systems?+
Yes — API integration with GRC platforms (ServiceNow, MetricStream, Archer), ERP systems, security tooling (SIEM, vulnerability scanners), identity verification providers (MCA, GST, NSDL, credit bureaus in India), and enterprise communication platforms. The platform augments existing infrastructure rather than replacing it during transition.