Compliance
Vendor Spotlight: SAP - When GRC Means Business
Published: August 2009 - Governance, risk management, and corporate compliance (GRC) is a business journey, not a destination. The business world is dynamic: Organizations are constantly reacting to an evolving risk and compliance landscape of pressure and control. Organizations tackle GRC as an integrated business collaboration and architecture to drive toward:
Stay in compliance with government security standards
Be sure your site is in compliance with government data regulations by reading about the different data regulatory standards in this white paper. Learn more today!
Governance, Risk and Compliance for Life Sciences Companies
See how SAP solutions for governance, risk, and compliance for life sciences companies can help you automate compliance for financial and other critical regulations to let you focus on core business, while introducing controlled, role-based access to enterprise data helps boost efficiency.
Effective Security with a Continuous Approach to ISO 27001 Compliance
Asset Safety & Compliance Whitepaper
Operational risk management is a rising priority for companies in asset-intensive industry segments. Disparate and disconnected efforts in safety, environmental compliance, and asset utilization at the individual facility are converging to provide better enterprise wide control and management accountability.
Getting in Compliance With Government Data Regulations By Leveraging Online Security Technology
Concerned your site is not in compliance with serious data regulations? Be sure to stay on top of regulations such as PCI, HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley, FISMA and others which help keep your customers safe. Learn about these regulations and how to comply with them when you read this free white paper, "Getting in Compliance With Government Data Regulations By Leveraging Online Security Technology."
Trust & Competitive Advantage: An Integrated Approach to Governance, Risk and Compliance
From Compliance to Improved Business Performance through Operational Risk Management (Strategic Focus)
Datamonitor, Nov 2008, Pages: 33
Description
A successful operational risk management (ORM) strategy can help organizations meet the challenges posed by emerging technologies by providing a framework for managers to consider how risk exposures are changing, determine the amount of risk they are willing to accept and ensure they have the appropriate risk mitigants in place to limit risk to targeted levels.
Addressing Compliance Initiatives with Tripwire and the Center for Internet Security (CIS)
GRC: Realizing the Value of Cross-Enterprise Solutions
Governance, Risk, Compliance and Beyond: The Emergence of Strategic IT Risk Management
Enterprise Management Associates, Aug 2007, Pages: 50
In recent years, the number and range risks facing IT have exploded. From business malfeasance and insider risks, to new and more malicious classes of security attacks, enterprises are challenged as never before to contain threats to critical information resources. The introduction of numerous regulatory and industry compliance measures have raised the challenge to the level of mandate: businesses must adopt a more consistent and comprehensive approach to IT governance. In each of these demands, a consistent theme is heard with increasing urgency: the enterprise must take a more strategic approach to IT risk management.
Foundations of GRC: Streamlining Compliance
May 2009 - Organizational exposure to compliance risk is rising while the cost of compliance soars. Additionally, the ad hoc, reactive approach to compliance brings complexity, forcing business to be less agile. Organizations typically address compliance as singular issues and obligations; as a result they have multiple initiatives working in isolation to respond to each regulatory requirement.
Security and Compliance Does Not Have to be Complicated and Costly
The issue of information security and regulatory compliance affects organizations of all sizes and from all sectors, with an identical problem, their inherent vulnerability and high cost of compliance to multiple regulations.