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Audit Checklist for SOC 2

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Next, you should establish a framework to meet your customers’ needs and guarantee them that you meet the necessary SOC 2 requirements. Be sure your framework allows your SOC 2 auditor(s) to accurately assess that you meet the requirements for SOC 2 compliance. Risk mitigation. Perform a SOC 2 Gap Analysis.

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The Most Overlooked Security Issues Facing the Financial Services

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As such, the key to mitigating (and ideally neutralizing) that threat is to secure data in storage and backup. The NIST Special Publication 800-209; Security Guidelines for Storage Infrastructure (co-authored by Continuity) is an excellent resource for those looking to develop their storage infrastructure knowledge.

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ISO 27001 Certification Requirements & Standards

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Rather than implementing controls as a checkbox activity, risk-driven organizations proactively choose controls that best mitigate their risks. Perform a Gap Analysis. You should implement controls to manage or mitigate risks identified in the risk assessment. Third, create a project plan and a project risk register.

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Preparation Continues for the Digital Operational Resilience Act

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While the methodology or framework for resilience may differ, the expectations are clear: businesses must adapt to the changing environment, mitigate potential impact, and continue to deliver important services to customers. To meet the DORA’s standards, firms must update their technology risk management governance. Risk Management.

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5 Steps To Developing A Corporate Compliance Program

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Corporate compliance programs help a company meet its obligations to obey various laws, regulations, and other rules so that the company can stay in business. This individual reviews laws and standards and then develops plans to meet those requirements. What Is the Purpose of a Corporate Compliance Program? Maintain steady discipline.

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