Know what supports the assessment.
Keep evidence connected to controls and procedures. Review coverage and gaps alongside the material behind them.
GRC Command Center
Know what’s missing.
Show what’s ready.
Bring the evidence, assessment and remediation work behind your next review into one local-first workspace.
Built for ISSOs, ISSEs and RMF teams working toward an ATO—with control coverage, STIG review and POA&M preparation connected to the records that support them.
- Windows desktop
- Local project files
- Offline project work
Pre-release product. Contact us about product fit and evaluation availability.
A clearer review trail
From source to submission.
- Source
Evidence
Keep supporting records in context.
- Assess
Control coverage
See what is supported and what needs review.
- Act
Findings & POA&Ms
Turn reviewed gaps into tracked follow-up.
- Prepare
Review & export
Check the details before your handoff.
Purpose-built for the work behind the review
- RMF & ATO preparation
- Evidence & assessment
- Findings & remediation
Less hunting. More follow-through.
Your next review should start with context.
Evidence in one folder. Findings in another. Actions in a spreadsheet. GRC Command Center brings these pieces into a project workspace so the next question does not have to start another search.
Keep the next action visible.
Bring imported findings, assigned work and POA&M follow-up into the same project context.
Prepare a clearer handoff.
Review supporting records, track decisions and address validation issues before exporting work for others to review.
The working day, connected
From the first artifact to the next action.
One project. A consistent place to organize the work. Your team stays responsible for assessment judgments and final submission.
Set the system context.
Organize the system profile, boundaries, ownership and hardware/software inventory before assessment work gets separated from its scope.
Connect the evidence.
Bring in supporting material, link it to assessment procedures and review coverage gaps. Suggested mappings are review aids, not automatic compliance decisions.
Review findings and plan follow-up.
Examine supported STIG checklists and imported vulnerability findings, then organize remediation work, responsibilities and milestones.
Check the work before it leaves.
Review validation cues and prepare supported workbooks and review exports. Keep the exported material tied to the project work that produced it.
The essentials, in one workspace
Built around the work you actually do.
Evidence
Keep the source within reach.
Organize supporting artifacts, maintain their project context and map evidence to the procedures it supports.
Control coverage
Make the gaps easier to find.
Review mapped evidence, implementation narratives, inheritance and applicability without treating a status label as proof.
STIG & vulnerability review
Work through findings in context.
Use dedicated workspaces for supported imported checklists and scan results. This is review support, not a live network scanner.
POA&M management
Give remediation a next step.
Organize findings, responsibilities and milestones, with bulk updates and validation cues for supported Rev 5 workbook preparation.
Assigned work
Bring daily follow-up into focus.
Use My Work and All Work views to review recorded assignments and keep project responsibilities visible.
Review & export
Prepare work others can review.
Bring narratives and key authorization documents into structured review, then prepare supported exports for your established submission process.
Local-first by design
Your project work does not need a cloud workspace.
GRC Command Center is a Windows desktop application built around local project files. Core assessment work does not require an installed database server or a hosted project repository.
- Keep working where your records live.
Organize and review projects locally, including in disconnected workflows supported by your activation arrangement.
- Separate licensing from audit material.
Activation does not require uploading your project contents, evidence or project passphrases.
- Keep security decisions with your organization.
Use your approved devices, access rules and backup process. Local-first is an operating model, not a certification or authorization to store regulated data.
Built for the people behind readiness
Different responsibilities. A shared need for context.
ISSOs & system owners
Keep the system record and day-to-day authorization work organized.
- System profile and asset context
- Evidence and control coverage
- Assigned work and POA&M follow-up
ISSEs & engineering teams
Keep technical findings and implementation decisions connected to assessment work.
- Imported STIG and vulnerability review
- Implementation narratives
- Structured engineering-change review
GRC & audit-preparation teams
Organize supporting records and prepare clear material for reviewer handoffs.
- Evidence-to-procedure traceability
- Coverage and gap review
- Supported workbook and review exports
Working toward CMMC? Evidence organization may support your preparation, but the current product is not a complete CMMC assessment or scoring platform. Ask us to review your framework and scope before planning an evaluation.
Before you evaluate
A clear view of product fit.
Questions about your environment or review process? Start a conversation with Orion Labs GRC.
Can I download or purchase it today?
GRC Command Center is pre-release. Public distribution remains subject to release approval, and commercial licensing is being finalized. Contact us about evaluation availability; this page does not offer an immediately available download or checkout.
Does the application require internet access?
Core project work is local. Licensing and activation have separate requirements: paid offline files work through their signed validity, while the website Trial uses renewable offline leases of up to 14 days. Activation or refresh can involve another connected computer. Confirm the arrangement for your environment before evaluation.
Does it scan my network or continuously monitor controls?
No. The current product supports review of supported imported STIG checklists and vulnerability results. It is not a live scanner, continuous monitoring service or autonomous remediation system.
Does it guarantee an ATO or CMMC certification?
No. It assists evidence, review and remediation work. Assessment scope, compliance judgments, risk acceptance and authorization remain with the responsible people. It does not certify CMMC compliance, guarantee auditor acceptance or submit directly to eMASS or SPRS.
Can multiple computers edit projects on a NAS?
Not in the current product. Working projects use local storage. Enterprise shared/NAS workflows are planned but are not yet implemented or qualified. A multi-computer license allowance does not itself enable shared editing.
What should I bring to an evaluation conversation?
Share your role, the frameworks you work with, your operating environment and the workflow you want to improve. Do not send sensitive evidence, CUI, credentials, license keys or project files through the website or a general sales inquiry.
Let’s talk about your next review
Make the work behind readiness easier to follow.
Tell us where evidence, assessment or remediation gets difficult. We’ll discuss product fit and the next evaluation step.