GRC Report Staff

GRC Report is Launching New Platform Aimed at Reinventing How Organizations Discover GRC Solutions

Finding the right governance, risk, and compliance technology has long been a frustrating maze of scattered information, inconsistent categories, and star ratings that often raise more questions than answers. Now, the team behind GRC Report believes it has built the solution the market has been waiting for.

EU Watchdog Warns Commission on Rushed Omnibus Process

Europe’s top administrative watchdog has issued a reminder to the European Commission that urgency is no justification for abandoning its own standards. In a recent decision, European Ombudswoman Teresa Anjinho concluded that the Commission strayed from its Better Regulation framework while rushing forward proposals on sustainability due diligence, migrant smuggling, and agricultural policy. Those rules exist to safeguard transparency, evidence, and public participation in EU lawmaking, even when timelines tighten.

CME Data Center Adds Cooling Safeguards After 10-Hour Meltdown Jars Global Markets

A data center glitch at the heart of the world’s futures markets offered a big reminder Friday that even the most sophisticated financial systems can hinge on something as ordinary as indoor temperature.

Italy Cracks Down on Misleading Online Sales with €2.5 Million in Fines

Italian consumers have been hearing a familiar story lately of ordering one thing online, receiving another or receive nothing at all. This week, Italy’s competition regulator decided enough was enough.

MEPs Push Brussels to Crack Down on Unsafe E-Commerce Platforms After Shein Scandal

Europe’s lawmakers say they’ve seen enough. After a disturbing scandal in France involving child-like sex dolls and weapons sold on Shein’s marketplace, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) are demanding the European Commission stop negotiating and start enforcing the rules.

Apple Pushes Back as India’s Antitrust Fight Takes Center Stage

Apple has taken its dispute with India’s competition watchdog to the Delhi High Court, a move first reported by Reuters, arguing that the country’s tougher penalty rules could expose the iPhone maker to fines as high as $38 billion.

EU Parliament Backs Compliance Extension for Deforestation Law

The European Parliament has backed more breathing room for companies facing the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), voting to push key compliance dates into 2026 and 2027 while simplifying due diligence rules. The goal is to give organizations time to adapt, but the politics around deforestation-free supply chains are now more contentious than ever, and certainty remains elusive.