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Countdown to DORA: Are you ready for January 17, 2025?

Zerto

As reliance on digital technologies by financial institutions increases, so does the risk of cyberattacks, IT failures, and third-party vulnerabilities. Risk Mitigation: Address operational risk management with an audit-ready, resilient solution. Key requirements include: ICT Risk Management Identify, mitigate, and monitor IT risks.

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The Role of GRC Software in FedRAMP Compliance: Essential Features and Benefits 

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Why GRC Software is Critical for FedRAMP Compliance FedRAMP’s comprehensive requirements present several key challenges: Managing hundreds of security controls across different systems Maintaining extensive documentation and evidence Coordinating continuous monitoring activities Preparing for assessments and audits GRC software transforms these (..)

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Cybersecurity Audit Checklist

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To assure that all those parts are working as intended, you should perform a cybersecurity audit. Audits aren’t just good sense, either; many data privacy and security regulations require audits. That said, the steps for a cybersecurity audit can be long. Define the scope of your audit.

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Assessing Ransomware Risk with the Pure Storage Security Assessment

Pure Storage

Assessing Ransomware Risk with the Pure Storage Security Assessment by Pure Storage Blog Summary The Pure Storage Security Assessment is a comprehensive evaluation tool that helps organizations identify and address vulnerabilities in their storage environment and offers actionable steps to help them reduce exposure to threats.

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Vendor Onboarding Best Practices: Reducing Risk from Day One 

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Instead, they began with vulnerabilities in vendor systems. These incidents underscore a crucial reality: effective third-party vendor risk management isn’t just about ongoing monitoringit begins the moment you start evaluating a potential partner. Manual processes hide risk exposure.

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Planning to Reduce Crisis Overload

Bernstein Crisis Management

To prevent crises where it’s possible, and mitigate their impact where it’s not, businesses must invest in comprehensive crisis planning that addresses these areas of vulnerability. By engaging in what we call a vulnerability audit , businesses can gain a deeper understanding of the potential risks they face.

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Managing Third-Party Risk in Healthcare Supply Chains

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Manual vendor management creates critical vulnerabilities through fragmented documentation and inconsistent security assessments. This includes regular security assessments, vulnerability scanning every six months, and annual penetration testing.