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How Continuous Controls Monitoring Solves Traditional GRC Challenges

Recent Incident of Crowedstrike tested the most ignored domain of ISMS. While many people wrote article that BCP DR failed we have different perspective: 1- Change Management : - If we test roll back plan for critical change and ensure stability of systems for at least 48 hours we can avoid such situation. 2- Experienced CISO always run systems in N-1 (Unless product has security patch). - I remember I used to fight with my bosses when I was new in the industry to run systems in N instead of N-1. cause latest is best. They used to say no let the world implement it. we will note the impact and then upgrade to N. N - is the latest version of application 3 - Third party risk management/ vendor risk management. - If we mandate all product companies to publish functional test results success ratio and roll back plan before accepting a change in firmware or application version then We can avoid such situation. In absence of all above controls, CISO must update risk register to notify risks to management. Current practice is that, we perform only due diligence of vendors once in a year. Where is Due Care? At DefensaNet Securities LLP we follow these practices strictly. Controls are same but security they are implemented with help of top management only.

By automating manual, repetitive tasks that often come with GRC, companies can free up resources and allow security and compliance teams to focus on more strategic activities. This not only reduces errors and simplifies processes but also boosts productivity. Here's a deep dive from Adam Markowitz on how automation streamlines #GRC.

By automating manual, repetitive tasks that often come with GRC, companies can free up resources and allow security and compliance teams to focus on more strategic activities. This not only reduces errors and simplifies processes but also boosts productivity. Here's a deep dive from Adam Markowitz on how automation streamlines #GRC.

By automating manual, repetitive tasks that often come with GRC, companies can free up resources and allow security and compliance teams to focus on more strategic activities. This not only reduces errors and simplifies processes but also boosts productivity. Here's a deep dive from Adam Markowitz on how automation streamlines #GRC.

By automating manual, repetitive tasks that often come with GRC, companies can free up resources and allow security and compliance teams to focus on more strategic activities. This not only reduces errors and simplifies processes but also boosts productivity. Here's a deep dive from Adam Markowitz on how automation streamlines #GRC.

By automating manual, repetitive tasks that often come with GRC, companies can free up resources and allow security and compliance teams to focus on more strategic activities. This not only reduces errors and simplifies processes but also boosts productivity. Here's a deep dive from Adam Markowitz on how automation streamlines #GRC.

By automating manual, repetitive tasks that often come with GRC, companies can free up resources and allow security and compliance teams to focus on more strategic activities. This not only reduces errors and simplifies processes but also boosts productivity. Here's a deep dive from Adam Markowitz on how automation streamlines #GRC.

Nucleus Security unveils POAM Process Automation for federal agencies: Nucleus Security announced Nucleus POAM Process Automation, a comprehensive solution for federal agencies and their vendors to streamline risk management and automate their Plan of Action and Milestones (POA&M) process. This solution overcomes error-prone and labor-intensive manual processes by automating repetitive POA&M workflows with real-time tracking and reporting, ensuring that compliance and risk management efforts are efficient and accurate. “Federal agencies and their suppliers must adapt to increasing compliance requirements while maintaining a strong security … More → The post Nucleus Security unveils POAM Process Automation for federal agencies appeared first on Help Net Security.