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What Is GRC? Governance, Risk, and Compliance Explained

BMC

In GRC, governance is necessary for setting direction (through strategy and policy), monitoring performance and controls, and evaluating outcomes. In GRC, risk management ensures that the organization identifies, analyses, and controls risk that can derail the achievement of strategic objectives.

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What Is GRC? Governance, Risk, and Compliance Explained

BMC

In GRC, governance is necessary for setting direction (through strategy and policy), monitoring performance and controls, and evaluating outcomes. In GRC, risk management ensures that the organization identifies, analyses, and controls risk that can derail the achievement of strategic objectives.

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Guide: Complete Guide to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework

Reciprocity

CA – Security Assessment and Authorization: Evaluating the effectiveness of security controls and authorizing system operations. PT – PII Processing and Transparency: Managing personal information with transparency and accountability. Monitoring includes these areas: The enterprise network. External service providers’ activity.

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Guide: Complete Guide to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework

Reciprocity

CA – Security Assessment and Authorization: Evaluating the effectiveness of security controls and authorizing system operations. PT – PII Processing and Transparency: Managing personal information with transparency and accountability. Monitoring includes these areas: The enterprise network. External service providers’ activity.