A market proven provider of Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) software solutions, Agiliance, announced the company has received prestigious industry recognition from publications covering enterprise software and information security. Based on the growing adoption of Agiliance RiskVision™ software, this widespread recognition confirms the market need for highly-automated software solutions that help companies cut costs and gain returns on compliance and risk management efforts.

Winning the SC Magazine 2008 Innovator Award and being designated as a Top Software Provider in GRC, CSR & Sustainability by CRO Magazine are some recent awards and recognition received by Agiliance. Agiliance, in addition, was selected as a finalist for Best Regulatory Compliance Solution by SC Magazine and was named a “2009 Hot Companies” finalist by Network Products Guide.

SC Magazine Labs awarded Agiliance the “2008 Innovators Award”, in its December 2008 issue, noting that Agiliance has been ahead of the curve in bringing the vision of security, compliance and intelligence together. SC Magazine editor Peter Stephenson, according to the accompanying feature article, remarks that a new wave of regulatory requirements and the need for automated processes to cut costs will drive demand for Agiliance products and put the company in a strong position going into 2009.

CRO Magazine designated Agiliance as a top software provider in the growing GRC, CSR and Sustainability markets in its November issue. CRO noted that Agiliance provides the key GRC capabilities that will help today’s businesses respond to changing market conditions including increased regulations and cost reduction pressures.

Agiliance President and CEO, Patrick J. Conte, declared: “It is extremely rewarding to receive these industry accolades and it further demonstrates the value that Agiliance customers and industry experts see in our solution.” He added: “By leveraging the power of Agiliance RiskVision, our customers are cutting compliance costs up to 90% to ensure their business will not only weather current economic storms but also stay competitive in the face of growing regulations and impending risk threats.”