The ten things you should do to ensure business application users don't commit fraud or jeopardize sensitive data.
Today’s access controls are usually enforced at the application level which means each access-control regimen is effectively “siloed” – one can’t “see” the other. It’s challenging enough to manage access within a single application. Managing that kind of access across all enterprise applications, across thousands of users, and across multiple business processes - the scale of complexity skyrockets. And adding to that complexity is that these applications may be on premise or in the cloud.
This paper will take a step-by-step approach to mapping internal security controls to the cybersecurity framework of your choice.
Budgetary pressures and regulations such as the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPPA) and similar and similar statutes around the world have sharpened the focus on cybersecurity accountability in recent years.
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With privacy laws becoming global and mainstream, the concept of “adequate security” is becoming a legal mandate for many organizations. The overlap between privacy and security calls for new ways for these two teams to collaborate, communicate more effectively, and use common tools.
Massive amounts of personal data flows to and from third-party vendors, creating many privacy compliance and security challenges. With new regulations and frequent data breaches relating to third-party vendors, proper security and privacy controls must be put in place. Your organization should have access to the latest information regarding global privacy laws and security standards – that is why we created the Ultimate Vendor Risk Management Handbook.
Organizations worldwide struggle to implement detailed regulatory requirements for maturing privacy laws (e.g., from the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation [GDPR] or California’s Consumer Privacy Act to pending bills that are expected in India and Brazil).