K2 GRC Launches AI Assistant and Compliance Review Tools

Sep 30, 2026
K2 GRC launched an AI assistant, automated readiness reviews, and integrations that connect its compliance platform with external AI tools.

K2 GRC announced in a press release the launch of K2 Assist AI, K2 GRC Readiness Review, an AI Skill, and a Model Context Protocol Server. All four products are available now.

K2 Assist AI lets users perform governance, risk, compliance, and training tasks through natural language. It can draft policies, map requirements to controls, compare frameworks, identify gaps, assign training, analyze platform data, and manage quantitative risk scenarios.

K2 GRC Readiness Review analyzes cloud configurations, documents, and other evidence to assess compliance controls and identify gaps. The AI Skill and MCP Server connect supported external assistants and agent platforms, including Claude, with K2 GRC. Customers can use the built in assistant, connect approved external tools, or disable AI features across Commercial Cloud and GovCloud environments.

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