Kintent policies now offer a new Edit Policy menu option, allowing you to customize existing text, write your own, or bring in the contents of an existing policy by pasting its text. Once in the editor, you will be able to format your policy, choose whether or not (and where) to insert its approval log and related control list, as well as add Kintent control texts. TrustOps also supports Smart Variables — dynamic, auto-updating values representing key attributes of a policy such as its owner, which you can use when composing your policy.

We know that your business is unique, and you may already have security and privacy programs in place, so we’ve made customization a focus and a pillar in our platform, making it effortless for you to craft custom controls and policies that are integral to your business. On the control details page in TrustOps, you now have the ability to edit a control and customize the control statement language, policy mappings and frequency of the control to accurately reflect your business practices.

With this update, we’ve made it easy for your team to customize your TrustShare portal to reflect your brand identity. As part of the most recent update to the TrustShare Admin app, we’re excited to introduce a “Branding” section where you can select your brand’s color palette and add your logo. Your TrustShare will reflect your branding in the appropriate places as soon as you publish your selections. You also have the ability to preview changes before publishing, so you can ensure that everything looks and feels right.

As with everything we do at Kintent, we wanted to make it effortless for you to develop and share your information security program! Automatically Share Your Compliance Documents TrustShare is part of Kintent’s Trust Management Platform. It automatically pulls details from the platform, such as your controls, policies, security questionnaires, and subprocessors. Whenever a change is made to the underlying information, Trust Share is automatically updated, so you won’t ever have to worry about the validity of the compliance data you are sharing with your customers.

In these ultra connected times we increasingly need to share data between organizations. But how can you trust data that’s been generated outside your boundary walls? By another organization or a machine? That’s the trust gap, and that’s where RKVST comes in. Instead of bridging that gap with manual processes, verifying and auditing every document, RKVST takes that same risk management approach but automates it so you can trust the data, documents supply chain information at scale.

What is zero trust and how does a zero trust approach helps reduce risk in connected supply chain decision making? Find out how RKVST helps automate the tracking and sharing of supply chain evidence you can rely on, by integrating with the tools businesses already use today. Jon Geater and Rob Brown from RKVST discuss zero trust at InfoSecurity Europe, London, June 2022.

RKVST (pronounced Archivist) is an evidence platform that delivers a reliable chain of custody for supply chain data. It proves and verifies who did what when to any asset in the supply chain which can then be shared with supply chain partners. Jon Geater , Chief Product Officer, talks about RKVST at InfoSecurity Europe, London, June 2022.

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