As quantum computing rapidly approaches, organizations must adapt to its potential to dismantle traditional encryption methods. This blog explores NIST's post-quantum standards and actionable strategies for enhancing risk, compliance, and cybersecurity in a quantum-enabled future.
Discover how empowering IT auditors with cybersecurity skills transforms them into crucial defenders against digital threats, enhancing organizational resilience and compliance in an increasingly complex cyber landscape. From mastering advanced tools to navigating regulatory challenges, this article explores the vital intersection of IT auditing and cybersecurity for future-ready professionals.
In today’s digital landscape, organizations must navigate an intricate web of global data privacy regulations, such as GDPR and CCPA, to protect personal information. GRC professionals play a crucial role in ensuring compliance while managing the complexities of diverse legal requirements and emerging privacy laws.
Manufacturing faces unique GRC cybersecurity challenges due to the convergence of IT and OT, complex global supply chains, and stringent regulatory requirements. Understanding these complexities is crucial for developing robust strategies that safeguard operations, intellectual property, and compliance.
Integrating HIPAA and NIST frameworks is vital for robust cybersecurity in digital healthcare, ensuring regulatory compliance and a strong security posture. A well-established GRC department enhances this integration by supporting proactive risk management and continuous improvement.
The recent cyberattack on The Gambia's Central Bank highlights the critical vulnerability of infrastructure to cyber threats, with hackers potentially stealing two terabytes of sensitive data. The incident underscores the urgent need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect against sophisticated attacks and safeguard personal information.
CMMC was established to ensure greater cyber consistency from defense contractors and will be an absolute requirement to win DoD RFPs and/or have a contract awarded. Accelerate your readiness with our detailed guide.
Financial sector companies interested in doing business in New York, USA or already operating in the state must now comply with the NYDFS cyber law. We help you understand the rules and how to comply with them.
Admin Assistant Jane was considered a “trusted employee” by the non-profit’s CEO. Jane also happened to own a bridal business and was regarded a "fairy godmother" for having donated over a million dollars. So how was Jane able to pocket $5 million dollars over an eight-year period, undetected?
SAS70 is a report commonly used by an entity to gain insight into their third-party service provider's internal controls. Similar to the SAS70 report, there are two types of SSAE 16 service auditor reports; Type I and Type II.