Egerie unveils its new agentic platform to move from compliance and risk to action

Egerie unveils its new agentic platform to move from compliance and risk to action

The platform leverages AI to transform cyber requirements into security measures and concrete actions, capitalizing on work already completed or quickly building a roadmap when an organization is starting from scratch.

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Paris, September 30, 2026. Egerie is unveiling a major evolution of its Cyber Governance, Risk, and Compliance (Cyber GRC) platform. After two years of development, the company is extending its long-standing expertise in risk analysis and financial quantification to include compliance and the operational management of cyber defense.

The goal: to save teams time and transform requirements and risks into concrete actions more quickly.

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An agentic platform to accelerate team workflows

The new platform combines a structured cyber knowledge base with specialized artificial intelligence agents. Based on each organization's unique context, they leverage existing work, analyze requirements, and propose the next steps to be taken.

The agents propose. The experts decide. The platform helps execute.

The objective is not to replace human expertise, but to significantly reduce the work required to obtain actionable results, while leaving professionals in control of trade-offs and decisions.

The platform is hosted in Europe and relies, in particular, on artificial intelligence models from Mistral AI.

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Capitalize on existing work or start quickly from scratch

NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001… Organizations must respond to a growing number of requirements that often involve the same information, documents, and security measures.

Egerie links these different frameworks to a single foundation of measures. A measure already implemented for ISO 27001 can thus contribute to meeting NIS2 or DORA requirements: every task completed becomes reusable.

When an organization is starting from scratch, the platform helps it get straight to the essentials: based on its context, obligations, and objectives, it automatically builds an initial roadmap and identifies the measures to implement and the priority actions to take.

The Compliance module, deployed since June 2026, then makes it possible to assign these actions to the various stakeholders, track their progress, and gather the associated evidence.

Egerie is no longer limited to analyzing compliance or risks: the platform supports their translation into measures and actions, right through to their implementation and long-term maintenance. Compliance and risk management converge toward a single defense system, built, strengthened, and managed over time.

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Making Cyber GRC accessible to more organizations

By automating a significant portion of the work previously done manually, Egerie also aims to make Cyber GRC accessible to less mature organizations, particularly mid-sized companies facing new regulatory obligations like NIS2 that may not have the resources of large corporations.

"We want to change the way organizations handle Cyber GRC. Every new framework shouldn't mean starting from scratch.

Our platform builds on what already exists and uses AI to transform requirements and risks into concrete actions much faster. And when an organization is starting from scratch, it allows them to quickly build their roadmap and identify priority actions.

The agents propose, the experts decide, and the platform helps execute.

Our ambition is to enable organizations to build their cyber defense, strengthen it, and ensure its robustness over time," says Jean Larroumets, CEO and co-founder of Egerie.

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About Egerie

Founded in 2016, Egerie is a European software vendor specializing in cyber governance, risk, and compliance (Cyber GRC).

Its agentic platform brings together risk analysis, financial impact quantification, compliance, and action management. Egerie supports over 500 clients, including 30% of the CAC 40 companies, and has been mentioned 12 times in Gartner publications, including twice in 2026.