Information Security Governance

GRC stands for Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC). We live in a world with a constant increase of changing local and international regulations which is why it’s beneficial to adopt a compliance automation solution that will enable you to save both time and money on manual GRC activities. However, choosing the right solution might be tricky – but acquiring the right platform should enable you...

Cyber security is more important than ever - the global average cost for a data breach is significantly increasing year-on-year. Recent statistics show an increase from $3.86 million in 2020 to $4.24 million in 2021. Cyber criminals are still targeting the vulnerabilities in end users to ensure the success of their attacks. Human error is considered one of the major reasons to cyber security breaches,...

What Is It And Does Your Company Need It? Zero Trust is a security framework that requires all users, both within and outside of an organization's network, to be verified, approved, and checked for security configuration and posture. All this happens before receiving or maintaining access to company applications and data. Zero Trust starts from the assumption that no traditional network edge is present; networks can be...

A Cybersecurity Gap Analysis is a procedure that assists businesses in determining the gap between their existing level of information security and certain requirements or standards. You may determine how distant you are from the industry's best practices by performing a gap analysis and taking the steps to align or supersede the afore mentioned standards. The process of identifying and analyzing risks for assets that might...

GRC is a hybrid approach to Governance, Risk, and Compliance that is aided by technology. It needs to integrate these elements mostly due to changing business dynamics and technological advancements that require them to be in sync. GRC security is an important aspect of new legislation that require businesses to protect their own and their clients' data. Compliance becomes a critical aspect of Governance in such a setting....

You may have heard of a cybersecurity framework – or several, actually – being adopted by large organizations (businesses, NGOs and other entities) or by state actors. But what is a cybersecurity framework, why are there several such frameworks and how do they work?   We’ll answer all these questions and more in the following guide. We noticed that the info on cybersecurity frameworks available online is...