GRC platforms you can use from your AI assistant
Every GRC platform in this directory whose vendor documents an MCP server, so your team can work with it from an AI assistant that supports MCP. Each vendor's source names the assistants it supports.
35 of 142 listed platforms confirmed so far. The others are Unknown, which does not mean No. Checked 9 Nov 2026. Alphabetical. No paid placement. How we check
| Platform | What the MCP server does | Connects | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anecdotes | Ask about your Anecdotes GRC data in plain English, collect evidence and generate compliance reports. | See source | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Apptega | Brings your Apptega portfolio into ChatGPT or Claude for portfolio insights. | See source | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Benchmark Gensuite | Lets authorized AI agents retrieve and update operational risk records such as incidents, inspections and corrective actions. | See sourceBeta | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| BigID | Lets AI agents query, analyze and act on BigID Data Catalog data through BigID's APIs. | See source | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Bitsight | Brings Bitsight cyber risk intelligence into ChatGPT, Claude and Microsoft Copilot. | See source | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Bizzdesign HOPEX (formerly MEGA International) | Lets AI agents query the Hopex repository in natural language. | See source | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Collibra | Reads and writes in your Collibra instance within your existing permissions. | Hosted or local | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Comp AI | Connects your AI assistant to your Comp AI compliance program with one URL and a sign-in. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Conveyor | Brings your Conveyor knowledge base, trust center, questionnaires and analytics into your AI assistant. | HostedBeta | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Cyberday | Reads live ISMS data from Cyberday and can create tasks, documentation items and events, limited to what you may see. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| DataGrail | Uses DataGrail's Vera privacy tools, such as privacy request trends and integration health, from your AI assistant. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Drata | Queries and acts on your Drata controls, policies, risks, evidence, frameworks, vendors and personnel, with write access on some scopes. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Fastpath | Answers plain-language questions on access risk, access reviews and audit readiness from live Fastpath data, read-only. | See source | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| IBM OpenPages | Queries, creates and updates OpenPages GRC objects such as issues, controls and risks. | Hosted or local | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Kertos | Answers plain-language questions about your Kertos compliance data, limited to what you can see. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Oneleet | Works with your Oneleet controls, evidence, policies, monitors, vendors and risks, limited by the service key's scopes. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Optro (formerly AuditBoard) | Query live Optro GRC data and take actions within your existing Optro permissions. | See source | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Probo | Works with your Probo compliance data through a large set of tools. | Hosted or local | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| SafeBase | Manages your SafeBase Trust Library content in natural language; an admin enables read-only or read and write access. | HostedEarly access | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Scrut Automation | Reads Scrut policies, controls and evidence, drafts sourced questionnaire answers, and can upload or attach evidence. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Scytale | Read-only access to your Scytale frameworks, audits, controls, policies and risks. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Secureframe | Queries live Secureframe data and takes permitted actions, such as surfacing failing controls or tests and reviewing vendors. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| SecurityScorecard | Pulls SecurityScorecard data into Claude for third-party risk workflows, such as high-severity findings across your supply chain. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Sprinto | Lets you work with your Sprinto workspace in plain English from an AI assistant. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Sumsub | Works in your Sumsub account, limited by your role permissions. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Supply Wisdom | Read-only: retrieves and analyzes the supplier and location risk intelligence your organization may see. | See source | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Thoropass | Views audits and evidence requests and, with write permission, adds comments, attachments and status updates. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Tidal Control | Lets your assistant search your compliance data, create and update records, manage relationships between entities, and summarise KPIs, within your Tidal Control permissions. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Transcend | Calls tools against the Transcend privacy platform, such as data silos, consent and assessments. | Local | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| TrustArc | Brings your TrustArc records, Help Center content and Nymity research into compatible AI assistants. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Unit21 | Looks up Unit21 context and runs the reporting dashboards you have access to. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Vanta | Calls the Vanta API on your behalf from your AI assistant. | Hosted or localBeta | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| VComply | Lets ChatGPT read, summarize and act on your VComply compliance data, such as responsibilities and due dates. | Hosted | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Whistic | Reads and analyzes your Whistic vendor risk data and, where your API role permits, creates or edits it. | HostedBeta | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
| Workiva | Connects your AI assistant to your Workiva content, with a dedicated endpoint for GRC tools. | HostedEarly access | Vendor sourcechecked 9 Nov 2026 |
What MCP means for a GRC team
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets an AI assistant work inside another tool. When a GRC platform has an MCP server, an assistant or agent that supports MCP can read your program in that platform, and on some platforms update it. Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot Studio are among the assistants that can connect to MCP servers; each vendor's source says which ones it supports.
With it, you can ask your assistant questions like these, and it reads the platform to answer:
- “Which controls are failing right now, and why?”
- “What evidence is still missing before the audit?”
- “Draft an answer to this security questionnaire from our approved answers.”
- “Summarise the open risks and vendor issues for the next committee.”
Your team keeps the judgment: what is in scope, which risks you accept, what you sign. The assistant takes the legwork of finding, pulling and drafting.
Hosted servers connect from your assistant's settings with nothing to install (in Claude they are called connectors). Local servers run on your own machine and suit technical teams.
Before you connect one, check what it can do (read only, or also write), who in your company can switch it on, and that your assistant's data terms fit your policy. A listing here is not a security review of the server.
How we check
A platform shows Has MCP: Yes when the vendor itself documents an MCP server for that product and describes it as connecting your assistant to your own account: a docs page, a release note, its own GitHub repository or the official MCP registry. We link that source and the date we checked it. Every detail we show comes from that source.
A community server built by someone else does not count, and neither does a server that only searches the vendor's public documentation. Every week we re-check each source, automatically where the page allows and by hand where it does not.
Unknown means we have not found public documentation yet, not that the platform lacks one.
Has your platform shipped an MCP server? Send us the link. Checks and corrections are free for every listing, paid or not, and we aim to check them within 7 days. contact@ismscopilot.com
Questions people ask
- What is an MCP server?
- A small service, run by the platform vendor or by you, that lets an AI assistant use the platform: read records and, where the vendor allows it, act on them. MCP is the open standard both sides speak.
- Do I need to be technical to use one?
- Not for a hosted server. An admin switches it on, you add it in your assistant's settings, then you ask questions in plain words. Local servers need someone comfortable installing developer tools.
- Is a community MCP server the same thing?
- No. Someone other than the vendor built it, so the vendor does not support it. This page lists only servers the vendor documents for its own product.
- How often is this list checked?
- Every week each source is fetched again and must still say what we quote; pages our checker cannot read are checked by hand. A slice of the platforms marked Unknown is researched again each week, so the whole directory is re-checked about every ten weeks.
Published by Better ISMS, which sells GRC tools (ISMS Copilot, heyGRC) that are not listed in this directory, and uses some listed platforms as a customer. Some listings are paid; payment never buys a Yes or a place on this page. Transparency