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Choose the boundary you need
Run Kordon in your own infrastructure when you need tighter control over data location, access paths, network exposure, or internal hosting policy.
Kordon can run inside your own infrastructure when policy, data boundary, or deployment requirements rule out vendor-hosted SaaS. If you're evaluating an on-premise GRC platform, you still get the same connected system for risks, controls, tasks, evidence, assets, vendors, and business processes.
The point of on-premises GRC is not just where the software lives. It is whether the system still makes security and compliance work operational once it is inside your environment.
Run Kordon in your own infrastructure when you need tighter control over data location, access paths, network exposure, or internal hosting policy.
Document the assets, vendors, business processes, risks, and framework requirements that actually matter to your organisation instead of forcing everything into a generic template.
Link each control to the risks it mitigates and the requirements it satisfies, then operationalise it through recurring tasks owned by the people responsible for the work.
As tasks are completed, evidence accumulates, auditors get clear traceability, and the platform reflects whether your program is working as designed or drifting out of shape.
On-prem deployment should change where the platform runs, not what the platform can do. Kordon keeps the same operating model whether you host it in your own environment or use our cloud deployment.
Deploy Kordon inside the environment you control when internal hosting policy, network segmentation, or customer requirements make vendor-hosted SaaS a bad fit.
Risks, controls, requirements, tasks, evidence, assets, vendors, and business processes stay connected in one place instead of being scattered across spreadsheets and folders.
Kordon turns policies and controls into recurring tasks, ownership, reminders, and evidence so the program keeps running inside your environment instead of turning into static documentation.
Use custom fields, labels, permissions, and structure that reflect how your organisation actually works instead of reshaping your program around a vendor's default schema.
Give control owners, risk owners, auditors, and operational stakeholders clear visibility and responsibility without turning the security team into a documentation bottleneck.
API access and automation still matter on-premises. Connect Kordon to the rest of your toolchain and keep evidence collection, workflows, and reporting tied into your environment.