1. A computer-implemented method for provisioning a policy or rule engine, a multi-compliance framework, and risk remediation comprising the steps of: allow defining or configuring access and compliance rule sets for enterprise applications, wherein said rule sets are configured to detect access violations, threat, and fraud of the enterprise controls, IT infrastructure, applications, and roles and to cause alerts to be generated to decision makers; continuously receiving, using connectors that support industry standard protocols and interfaces using industry standard APIs, wherein the connectors comprise pre-defined custom connectors configured to gather data from custom data feeds, data from across multiple platforms comprising various ERPs, IT applications, and physical and logical facility access control systems and assets, normalizing said data via a connector framework layer, and storing said normalized data in a persistent store; correlating said data stored in the persistent store; wherein the connector framework layer is configured to connect, via said connectors, to said one or more IT resources, said one or more physical access and control systems (PACS), and said one or more industrial control systems, further configured to extract the corresponding data, and wherein the connector framework layer comprises adaptors which support: a real-time data bus for a high speed connection pool for capturing real-time or near real-time data streams, including PI and SCADA; an enterprise information bus for a connection for capturing the data communication of enterprise data such as business data from enterprise systems and native databases; and offline and real time data extraction; continuously monitoring the received and correlated data and detecting, using said access and compliance rule sets, one or more threats within said data when said one or more threats are present; responsive to monitoring the received and correlated data, performing risk analysis on said data and causing remediation, by: receiving, by a risk engine, events generated from a user access session and determining in real-time a level of risk for each received event using user roles and user profiles extracted from said one or more IT resources, said one or more PACS, and said one or more industrial control systems; based on said determined level of risk for each event, said risk engine further automatically enforcing a policy by, via particular connectors of said connectors to physical access control, building controls and sensor networks: actively controlling access to the building based on said level of risk using imaging sensors and a building control and card access system; provisioning or de-provisioning according to said level of risk, using an access card provisioning and de provisioning system; providing visual scene representation based on said level of risk using video surveillance using biometrics coupled with providing capability to initiate a lockdown of a zone to isolate an incident; and using proximity sensors and control systems with radio frequency identification (RFID) technology; providing preventive measures that continuously mitigate against access violations, threat, and fraud, wherein said preventive measures comprise deploying preventive controls, providing compliance provisioning, performing risk simulations, and performing access re-affirmations; responding to said received and correlated data, said detected one or more threats, said risk analysis, and said preventive measure by displaying by a user interface processor, on a common dashboard and in a single screen session, correlated risks and access violations in a visual representation having drill-down capability to allow users to search for various entities including other users, roles, risks, and controls and to view relationships thereof; said user interface processor providing actionable visualization by allowing users to make changes to said other users, roles, risks, and controls and simulating the changes before the changes are performed in target systems; automatically indicating, by said user interface processor, on a geospatial map a location of the detected one or more threats by using an interactive icon on the common dashboard, said interactive icon configured for presenting further detailed information via drill down capability when activated; accepting and using external feeds that comprise a government repository of standards-based vulnerability management data; and providing remediation by allowing re-configuring, via said common dashboard, said access and compliance rule sets.