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No Substitute for Certified Security: Why Educating Prospects on i-SIGMA’s NAID AAA Certification Is a Must

Prism International

But if clients and prospects are not actively being educated about why NAID AAA Certification matters, there is a risk of being lumped in with providers who self-attest to standards without any external validation. Theres no third-party audit, no proof of implementation, and no accountability. This is where education is essential.

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Download: Separation of Duties (SoD) Checklist

LogisManager

This practical guide will help you establish clear roles, monitor access, and implement controls to mitigate potential vulnerabilities. Separation of Duties (SoD) serves as a fundamental internal control mechanism designed to mitigate risk. Training and Awareness: Regularly educate employees about SoD policies and why they matter.

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A Guide to Completing an Internal Audit for Compliance Management

Reciprocity

Learn the best way to complete an internal audit for your compliance management program. The Basics of Internal Audits. Internal audits assess a company’s internal controls, including its governance, compliance, security, and accounting processes. What Is the Purpose of an Internal Audit?

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Governance 101: Why Separation of Duties is Non-Negotiable

LogisManager

By enforcing SoD, organizations bridge silos between departments, ensuring that risk, compliance, audit, and operational teams work together while still maintaining proper oversight. Risk Assessment: Those evaluating risks shouldnt be responsible for mitigating them. Risk Owner Takes responsibility for risk mitigation.

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Global Environmental and Sustainability Product-Related Regulations: Implications for Manufacturers

Security Industry Association

Tips for Compliance and Adaptation Conduct Comprehensive Regulatory Audits Manufacturers should regularly conduct audits to identify applicable regulations and ensure compliance. Establishing stringent supply chain management practices and requiring compliance certifications from suppliers can mitigate risks.

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How to Safely Automate Employee Onboarding

LogisManager

Your team information is audit-ready at all times. Ensure that third-party vendors comply with your security standards and conduct regular audits to verify their compliance. Regular onboarding audits ensure everything works as intended. Educate Your Team Your team is the first line of defense against attacks.

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Cybersecurity Leadership: The Complete Guide to Building and Leading an Effective Security Team

Pure Storage

A clear, well-rehearsed incident response plan reduces the time it takes to detect and mitigate threats. When employees across the organization are educated about the importance of security, they’re less likely to fall victim to phishing attacks or other social engineering schemes.