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EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 54 MIN

From Compliance Theater to GRC Infrastructure: Why AI Breaks Traditional GRC ft Jasmine Kaur, Principal of Security & Assurance Engineering @ CoreWeave

from Security & GRC Decoded · host Raj Krishnamurthy

In this episode of Security & GRC Decoded, Raj Krishnamurthy sits down with Jasmine Kaur, Principal of Security & Assurance Engineering at CoreWeave, to explore how AI-native infrastructure is fundamentally reshaping GRC.Drawing from her experience at companies like SAP, Google, and now an AI hyperscaler, Jasmine explains why traditional GRC models are failing in high-velocity, ephemeral environments—and what needs to replace them. From “GRC as infrastructure” to the rise of agentic GRC, this conversation dives into how compliance must evolve from a reactive audit function into a real-time assurance capability embedded directly into systems.Key Takeaways:Traditional GRC models break in AI environments because systems are ephemeral and disappear before audits can validate them.Compliance should be treated as a byproduct of strong risk modeling and control design—not the end goal.GRC must evolve into an infrastructure-level capability that continuously emits assurance signals.Agentic GRC is the next evolution beyond automation and CCM, enabling decision-capable systems with human oversight.Future GRC teams must operate more like engineering and reliability functions rather than audit teams.What You’ll Learn:Why AI infrastructure makes traditional audits ineffectiveWhat “GRC as infrastructure” actually means in practiceHow to move from point-in-time audits to continuous assuranceThe difference between automation, CCM, and agentic GRCHow to position GRC as a proactive, business-critical functionThis podcast is brought to you by ComplianceCow — the smarter way to manage compliance. Automate evidence collection, eliminate screenshots, and scale your program with confidence. Learn more: https://www.compliancecow.comWatch more episodes: https://www.compliancecow.com/podcastConnect With Our Guest:Jasmine Kaur | Principal of Security & Assurance Engineering | CoreWeaveConnect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jask31/Rate, review, and share if you enjoyed the show!Subscribe to Security & GRC Decoded wherever you get your podcasts:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5pigcMwOrYIA6d9OOOsxqr?si=416b82ab5c474683Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/security-grc-decoded/id1795144450

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In this episode of Security & GRC Decoded, Raj Krishnamurthy sits down with Jasmine Kaur, Principal of Security & Assurance Engineering at CoreWeave, to explore how AI-native infrastructure is fundamentally reshaping GRC. Drawing from her experience at companies like SAP, Google, and now an AI hyperscaler, Jasmine explains why traditional GRC models are failing in high-velocity, ephemeral environments—and what needs to replace them. From “GRC as infrastructure” to the rise of agentic ...

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