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GRC Conferences
19 Oct

Best GRC conferences to attend in 2027: Top events for risk and compliance professionals

by CyberArrow team
in Cyber Security Governance, Risk and, Compliance
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Governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) professionals face a challenging environment as organisations adopt artificial intelligence, manage growing cybersecurity threats, and respond to changing regulatory requirements.   Traditional compliance approaches are becoming harder to maintain. Organisations must manage multiple regulatory frameworks, demonstrate that their controls are working, monitor third-party risks, and provide leadership with reliable information about their risk exposure.   Attending the right GRC conferences in 2027 can help...

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NIST AI RMF Generative AI Profile
19 Oct

How to implement the NIST AI RMF Generative AI Profile without drowning in its checklist

by CyberArrow team
in Cyber Security Governance, Risk and, Compliance, NIST NIST AI RMF Generative AI Profile
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The NIST AI RMF Generative AI Profile contains more than 200 suggested actions for managing generative AI risks. These cover everything from governance and data privacy to testing, security, and incident response.   Working through every action without considering its relevance to your AI systems can waste time and resources. Some actions will address risks your organization faces directly, while others may be less relevant to your...

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NIST AI RMF Generative AI Profile
16 Oct

NIST AI RMF Generative AI Profile: A complete guide

by CyberArrow team
in Cyber Security Governance, Risk and, Compliance, NIST NIST AI RMF Generative AI Profile
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Generative AI can help businesses create content, analyze information, write code, and automate routine tasks. But it also introduces risks that traditional software controls may not fully address. An AI assistant might invent legal citations, expose confidential information, or generate misleading content that employees mistake for fact.   The NIST AI RMF Generative AI Profile helps identify and manage these risks. Published as NIST AI 600-1 in...

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ISO 42005
15 Oct

ISO 42005 AI impact assessment: Implementation guide

by CyberArrow team
in Cyber Security Governance, Risk and, Compliance, ISO 42005
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Artificial intelligence is increasingly influencing decisions that affect customers, employees, patients, and entire communities. Financial institutions use AI to evaluate credit applications, healthcare providers deploy algorithms to support clinical decisions, and businesses integrate generative AI into customer service, recruitment, and operational workflows.   These applications create opportunities for greater efficiency and innovation, but they also introduce consequences that organizations must understand before deploying AI systems.   An AI system...

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ISO 42005
15 Oct

What is ISO 42005? A detailed guide to AI impact assessment

by CyberArrow team
in Cyber Security Governance, Risk and, Compliance, ISO 42005
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Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday business operations, influencing how organizations assess risks, serve customers, manage employees, and make important decisions. As AI adoption expands, businesses face growing expectations to demonstrate that their systems operate responsibly and that potential consequences have been properly evaluated.   An AI system may deliver accurate technical results while still creating unintended consequences for individuals, communities, or organizations. Automated recruitment tools...

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COBIT vs COSO
13 Oct

COBIT vs. COSO: What’s the difference and how do they work together?

by CyberArrow team
in COBIT, COSO Framework, Cyber Security Governance, Risk and, Compliance
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COBIT and COSO both help organizations improve governance, manage risk, and strengthen controls. However, they address different needs. COBIT focuses on governing and managing enterprise information and technology, while the COSO internal control framework provides a structure for designing and evaluating controls across operations, reporting, and compliance.   Organizations do not necessarily have to choose one over the other. They can use COSO to establish internal control...

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