RABOBANK: Uniting the workforce for unified risk management with RSA Archer
Dating from the end of the 19th century, Rabobank is a bank by and for customers. Over the past several years it has grown from its home territory in the Netherlands to become an international financial services provider with activities including banking, asset management, leasing, insurance and real estate. Its independent local branches are the most tightly knit banking network in the Netherlands, serving millions of Dutch retail and wholesale customers.
RSA Archer Enterprise & Operational Risk Management - Video
Watch to learn how RSA Archer Enterprise & Operational Risk Management provides the foundation to extend operational risk management processes to security, resiliency, regulatory compliance, audit, and third party governance.
RSA Archer Operational Risk Management - Solution Brief
This solution brief provides an overview of RSA Archer Operational Risk Management, including use cases for Top-Down Risk Assessment, Loss Event Management, Risk Catalog, Bottom-Up Risk Assessment, Operational Risk Management, and Key Indicator Management.
Managing Information Risk the ISF Way
Designed to be as straightforward to implement as possible, ISF tools and research offer organisations an ‘out of the box’ approach for addressing a wide range of challenges – whether they be strategic, compliance-driven or process approaches. ISF tools can be used individually, or together as a suite, to complement an organisation’s existing approaches.
White Paper: Cybersecurity and End User Computing
Cybersecurity is of paramount concern for senior management and security professionals alike. The growing scope, complexity, frequency and cost of cyberattacks are forcing companies to focus significant time and attention to address these risks.
Effectively Managing Privacy Risk in Processing Personal Data
In this whitepaper, Michael Rasmussen - The GRC Pundit - explains why many organizations should strongly consider a best-in-breed approach to managing data privacy management over alternatives including spreadsheets or existing enterprise GRC solutions.
Quantifying the Risk of a Data Breach, Based on the Verizon DBIR
Over a 10-year period, the Verizon DBIR has shared valuable insights on nearly 80,000 security incident investigations, and more than 2,100 confirmed data breaches.
Small Business, Bigger Risk: Quantifying the Risk of a Data Breach
Aberdeen Group's Monte Carlo analysis makes use of empirical data from the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) — including the likelihood of a data breach, and estimates for the cost of a data breach — to quantify the risk of a data breach, as a function of industry, the number of records compromised, and the size of the organization. For example: for small businesses of up to 1,000 employees, the risk of a data breach is higher than the risk for large organizations, by about 35%.
