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Ignyte Assurance Platform - Genetisis' testimonial

The security governance team at Genetesis is continually challenged to find creative ways to improve the overall security posture without disrupting the culture of learning and discovery. Ignyte Assurance Platform helps them to automate the workflow across the multiple frameworks, provide dashboards for senior leadership to see the current security posture at a glance, and also help them to gain the FDA clearance. Every member of our team is dedicated to providing the best in class customer support to maximize your experience working with us.

Google Cloud Platform compliance & Risk Management

Previously we published an article discussing some of the best practices surrounding cloud security, in this article, we will discuss cloud a little more specifically by focusing on one in particular provider Google. Google offers several different solutions for customers known as GCP or the Google Cloud Platform. GCP is set infrastructure tools and services which customers can utilize to build environments they need in order to facilitate a solution for their business.

Business Continuity Checklist for Planning and Implementation

Having a comprehensive business continuity plan (BCP) in place will help ensure that your business doesn’t suffer any downtime in the event of a disaster, which may include natural disasters, such as floods, fire, weather-related events, and cyberattacks. If you’re not prepared, these disasters can have catastrophic consequences on your business, including loss of productivity, loss of revenue, as well as damage to your reputation and your relationships with your customers.

How Much Does It Cost to Become PCI Compliant?

How much does it cost to become compliant with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)? It is challenging to put a number or an actual figure of becoming PCI compliant. The reason exact dollar amounts become a problem to predict is it depends on the size of the organization, whether they are eligible for the PCI Self Assessment Questionnaire (PCI SAQ), and the way they handle and store customer information.

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Project Management And Using a Risk Assessment Matrix

According to studies published over the last decade, over 90% of new businesses fold before they even go to market or reach their fifth anniversary. The failure rate has become so prevalent that some entrepreneurs have taken it to be normal. However, nothing about failure, especially where money is involved, is normal. Is it possible to reduce failure rates in the startup world with today's business intelligence tools? The answer would be a resounding "yes" if we look at it from a risk management perspective. Risk management involves identifying problems before they occur and preparing for them.

Plights of the Round Table - A Tale of Weighing Risk

In an ornate boardroom, a group of executives gathered at a large round table for their annual strategic planning meeting. Morgan, the CEO, was surrounded by Lana, the VP of Sales; Susan, the CISO, Smith, the COO; and Barbara, Chief Compliance Officer. There was much to get done in the next twelve months, so they were passionately debating how best to invest their limited budget to achieve their goals and to address various sources of risk.

HIPAA and Social Media: What You Need to Know

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) was signed into law before the rollout of major social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. And as such, there are no specific HIPAA rules for social media. However, some HIPAA laws and standards apply to the use of social media by health care organizations and their workers. Because of that, each health care organization must implement a HIPAA social media policy to decrease the risk of HIPAA violations.

How to Apply the Risk Management Framework (RMF)

The Risk Management Framework (RMF) is most commonly associated with the NIST SP 800-37 guide for “Applying the Risk Management Framework to Federal Information Systems: A Security Life Cycle Approach,” which has been available for FISMA compliance since 2004. This was the result of a Joint Task Force Transformation Initiative Interagency Working Group; it’s something that every agency of the U.S. government must now abide by and integrate into their processes.