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Determining Your Cyber Risk Quantification
In the modern digital landscape, understanding and managing cyber risk is crucial for organizations of all sizes. That means you need to quantify risks, to understand which ones need priority attention. Quantifying cyber risk allows your organization to make informed decisions about where to allocate resources, how to prioritize security initiatives, and how to talk […]
January 2, 2024
What is PCI Compliance?
If your organization processes debit or credit card payments, you’ve likely heard the terms “PCI DSS” or “PCI SSC.” These phrases refer to security measures for sensitive data — specifically, the controls that a retailer or payment processor should have in place to protect payment card data from cybersecurity attacks. The PCI Data Security Standard […]
January 1, 2024
Developing an Effective NIST Disaster Recovery Policy and Template
In an era where cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated and unpredictable, prioritizing risk management has become critical. Cybersecurity breaches, whether from malware, ransomware, or other attacks, can inflict substantial damage on your organization’s infrastructure and reputation. However, it’s not just about cyber threats. Natural calamities, technical failures, and unexpected outages also present significant risks that, […]
December 29, 2023
How to Assure Your Compliance Strategy Evolves Over Time
Compliance is a constant issue that affects businesses in multiple ways every day. Not only must your compliance program address individual acts of misconduct; the program must assure that your organization follows laws, rules, and regulations overtime — every day, day after day, in perpetuity. In the ideal, compliance management leads to a culture of […]
What is SOX compliance?
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) was passed in 2002 to protect investors by improving the accuracy and reliability of corporate financial reporting. Also known as the Public Company Accounting Reform and Investor Protection Act, SOX aims to safeguard against corporate fraud and corruption through stringent SOX compliance requirements. SOX compliance refers to the processes and policies […]
Tags: SOX
Compliance Risk Assessment Tools to Use
In today’s ever-evolving business landscape, the ability to achieve and maintain regulatory compliance is crucial for business success. All companies, regardless of size, face an array of regulations and standards that demand diligent oversight and management. This is where compliance risk assessments come into play. Compliance risk assessments offer a structured approach to identifying, managing, […]
How Compliance Risk Management Software Can Benefit Your Organization
In an era where regulatory frameworks are continuously evolving, and the cost of non-compliance is higher than ever, organizations are increasingly turning to compliance risk management software. Such tools not only streamline the process of adhering to legal and ethical standards but also safeguard against the financial and reputational damages of non-compliance. This blog explores […]
Cyber VRM Best Practices
In our digital age, where business partnerships and collaborations can span the globe, managing the risks associated with vendors and third parties has become a crucial part of cybersecurity. Cyber vendor risk management (VRM) is a strategy to address those risks, and to assure that vendors tapping into your IT systems don’t pose unacceptable risk […]
What Does PCI DSS Stand For?
In the digital age, where every transaction and click leaves a footprint, the security of payment card information has never been more crucial. Enter PCI DSS, a standard that has become synonymous with the secure handling of credit and debit card transactions. But what exactly does PCI DSS stand for, and why is it so […]
Tags: Audit Management, PCI
December 28, 2023
Creating a Plan for Supply Chain Sustainability
The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated the imperative for businesses to look beyond simple profit considerations when developing their supply chain management plans, to consider supply chain sustainability factors as well. Narrow procurement goals of cost, quality, and technology left many chief supply chain officers (CSCOs) ill-prepared for the fractured global supply chains and costly disruptions triggered […]
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