StarCompliance and Salus GRC Partner to Expand Access to Compliance Technology

Oct 24, 2025
StarCompliance has partnered with Salus GRC to bring enterprise-grade employee compliance technology to small and mid-sized firms, combining Star’s SaaS platform with Salus’s regulatory expertise.

StarCompliance has announced a partnership with Salus GRC to make enterprise-level employee compliance tools more accessible to smaller firms, announced in a press release.

The collaboration combines StarCompliance’s compliance technology platform with Salus GRC’s governance, risk, and compliance expertise. The goal is to help firms manage issues such as employee conflicts of interest, trading oversight, and risks related to material non-public information and cryptocurrency.

Through this partnership, Salus GRC clients—currently numbering over 400 firms—will gain access to StarCompliance’s SaaS platform, offering expanded support for building regulator-ready compliance programs. The companies said the integration will allow smaller organizations to implement comprehensive compliance frameworks with both advanced technology and expert regulatory guidance.

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