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With a growing list of regulations adding to the pressure on already-stretched security teams, it's no surprise that many organisations are rethinking their approach to governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). Even the best-resourced security teams struggle to balance meeting regulations with pursuing their individual goals around improving security posture. The good news is that workflow automation and orchestration can help, our partner Tines shows you how. Find out more ⬇⬇ https://lnkd.in/eDqtqF8n Simon Johnson, Lawrence McEwen, Peter Vorley

Managing GRC is often still a very manual process — but the future of GRC management looks different. You can streamline and scale GRC workflows while turning trust into a strategic lever for your business by: 🚀 Automating compliance tasks across frameworks 🚀 Integrating directly with security tools that collect evidence automatically 🚀 And continuously monitoring your environment for changes to risk posture. Read our blog to see 3 trends that are shaping how companies approach GRC: https://ow.ly/nh0V50SzLq3

Managing GRC doesn't have to be a manual and tedious process...... With evolving technology, we can now automate compliance tasks, integrate advanced security tools, and maintain continuous risk monitoring. This transformation not only streamlines workflows but also turns trust into a powerful strategic asset for businesses. In my experience, leveraging automation in GRC has significantly reduced errors and freed up teams to focus on strategic initiatives rather than routine tasks. It’s exciting to see how these changes are reshaping the landscape of compliance and risk management. Check out Vanta's latest blog for three key trends that are shaping the future of GRC. How is your organisation adapting to these changes? Are you seeing similar benefits? Let's discuss! #GRC #ComplianceAutomation #RiskManagement

The new NIS2 directive aims to enhance the cybersecurity of essential services in the EU, with a compliance deadline set for October 2024. The directive imposes strict requirements for incident reporting, risk management, and resilience testing. NIS2 applies to sectors including finance, healthcare, and energy. If your business falls within these sectors, now is the time to take action. Non-compliance can lead to substantial fines, which you naturally want to avoid, but the most important reason for compliance is to strengthen your organization’s digital security. Curious about how we can assist you with NIS2 compliance? Feel free to contact me! Read more about NIS2 in our latest blog: https://hubs.ly/Q02SWkVF0

Breaches of HIPAA rules can lead to fines of up to $50,000. Learn the latest technology strategies that can keep you compliant and maintain business continuity. https://bit.ly/3TUbyqq

Security teams build trust with customers, regulators, and investors through externally audited industry standards. Without this, it’s just a case of “trust me bro” and self-attestation. Security teams can hire all the engineers in the world to develop and implement world class security tools and controls, but no regulator, customer, or investor really sees or understands the work at that level. External parties expect you to prove you’ve met an industry standard as the minimum bar by going through an independent audit. Security Governance, Risk, & Compliance (GRC) is the critical function that showcases all the work Security has done to prove the minimum bar has been met. Embedding GRC program goals into the broader Security goals means the work the Security team has done can actually be recognized externally and build trust as intended. You might even improve your security and maturity along the way. 🙃

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements is crucial for business continuity and security. This insightful blog by Sanjay Seth offers an in-depth look into how Netskope can be a game-changer for businesses aiming to meet these stringent compliance standards. From data protection to real-time policy enforcement, this comprehensive guide highlights the multifaceted capabilities of Netskope in safeguarding sensitive information. Whether you're an IT professional or a compliance officer, this read is essential to understanding how to leverage Netskope for building a robust compliance framework. Don't miss out on these valuable insights!

When it comes to security risk management, doing this within a multi-layered ecosystem of external vendors and suppliers feels no different from doing the impossible task of plugging the holes of a sinking ship. Trust me, I have seen how it feels like, one vendor after the other, every one of them has a different approach to security – or none at all. But there is a fair bit of truth to this: The more links there are in a chain, the more chances that using it simply would not be possible – one link would be weak and that would be end of it. At Scrut.io, we go one step ahead. Our #GRC platform allows you to monitor your vendors' security with ease. If you’re ready to simplify #third_party risk, let's chat!

The latest update for #RiskOptics includes "The Role of Self-Attestation in #Compliance: Benefits and Challenges" and "Clarifying Roles and Responsibilities in GRC Management". #cybersecurity #riskmanagement https://lnkd.in/de73fkJ8