Governed AI. Named owners. Evidence before it is asked for.
GRC Solutions Korea
GRC Solutions Korea provides governance, risk management and compliance (GRC) training, education and consulting focused on best practices, management systems and operational execution. We are builders. We turn guidance into working capability.
Conditions have changed. Discontinuities are no longer hypothetical. Documentation matters, but it is not sufficient. What holds under pressure is legal control you can execute, with clear decision rights, tested processes and evidence that stands up to scrutiny.
That is the job of enterprise GRC now: keep the business lawful and operable when rules collide, enforcement shifts and constraints hit fast. Practically, this means being able to detect, decide and execute within defined time bounds, often inside 72 hours for high-consequence issues.
OCEG defines GRC as the integrated collection of capabilities that enable an organization to reliably achieve objectives, address uncertainty and act with integrity, to achieve Principled Performance.
Our primary design framework is OCEG’s GRC Capability Model (the “Red Book”), available in English with Korean, Arabic and Bahasa translations: https://www.oceg.org/grc-standards/#grc-capability-model
We do not stop at training and advice. We build GRC capability into your organization, working with you on Principles, People, Processes and Systems.
Engagements begin with task-based training mapped to your current issues. Then we design and implement the operating model that makes control real:
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Decision authority and escalation rules
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Resilience against single points of failure
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Gates where money and permission enter
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Operational tripwires
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Pre-built exits for critical dependencies
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Third-party controls
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Drills that close the loop through corrective and preventive action (CAPA)
If you cannot execute critical decisions and operational changes quickly when constraints hit, the program will struggle to protect the business. We help teams make GRC practical, testable and durable.
Son-U Michael Paik
Founder and CEO
GRC Solutions Korea bridges algorithmic audit, legal structuring and operational execution to help organizations build enterprise AI governance, risk management and compliance (AI GRC) designed for defensible control under scrutiny.
This work is grounded in three doctrines and one framework:
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Slow AI: AI that cannot be governed, explained and audited is not deployed; the three tests are conjunctive, and the doctrine is a precondition, not a speed limit.
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Informed Intent: no AI system acts without prior authorization stating its purpose, authority, boundaries and exit, given by a human who meets the five authorizer conditions.
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Final Liability rests with the Human: every material outcome attaches to a named human owner with decision rights, oversight and the power to intervene.
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GRCnext™: 72-hour executable optionality that helps keep the business lawful and operable when rules collide and constraints hit fast.
Offerings
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Briefings and workshops: a two-hour executive briefing, or a half-day or one-day executive workshop, run virtually or in person in Seoul. See the AI Governance Academy.
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Academy programs: the two-day Practitioner Academy and the five-day Implementation Accelerator. See the AI Governance Academy.
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Build and advisory: a 30-day v1 AI GRC system (named owners, decision rights, controls, an evidence register, an operating cadence and a CAPA workflow), the 12-week Guided AI GRC Build or a fractional AI governance advisor. See AI Workflows and the AI Governance Academy.
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GRCnext™: asks what choices you will still have when the risk happens and whether you can execute them within 72 hours, through five primitives: Services, Tolerances, Pipes, Switches and Exits. On inquiry.
Build partners
Via CUBE Consulting and MindStudio.ai, GRC Solutions Korea builds Slow AI-enabled GRC systems, applications and audit tools for compliance, environment, social and governance (ESG) and supply chains.
Background and credentials
GRC Solutions Korea was founded by Son-U Michael Paik, an attorney, AI auditor and governance architect with over 25 years designing risk systems for cross-border institutions in regulated, high-stakes sectors across Asia, Europe and the United States. Former executive and General Counsel for three listed companies, as well as BABL.ai, advancing algorithmic audit and AI certification aligned to the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act and ISO/IEC 42001.
Licensed attorney: New York active, California inactive. ForHumanity Certified Auditor (FHCA) in nine schemes, among them the EU AI Act, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the Digital Services Act and New York City’s Automated Employment Decision Tool (AEDT) law; ForHumanity Trained Expert (FHTE) in two. Contributed to the first European Union General-Purpose AI Code of Practice. Commented on the National Institute of Standards and Technology draft testing, evaluation, verification and validation (TEVV) framework.
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