Solutions Review

SEPTEMBER 8, 2023

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) adds these 3 security issues to its list.” …to They are the greatest current oversight in cybersecurity. Please note: usually when the initial gap analysis is done (remember step 1), you end up with a long list of deviations. Now’s the time to iron them out.

Financial Services 105

Financial Services Security Backup Audit 105

Reciprocity

DECEMBER 21, 2022

If your clients are worried about cybersecurity, you’ll have to prepare materials for a SOC cybersecurity audit. Perform a SOC 2 Gap Analysis. Once you’ve completed your audit preparation, you should perform a gap analysis. Determine the Scope of Your SOC 2 Audit.

Audit 52

Audit Gap Analysis Security Cybersecurity 52

Reciprocity

DECEMBER 21, 2022

Perform a Gap Analysis. A gap analysis gives you a high-level summary of what needs to be done to attain certification and allows you to examine and compare your organization’s current information security arrangements to the ISO 27001 standards. Third, create a project plan and a project risk register.

Audit 52

Audit Accreditation Gap Analysis All-Hazards 52

Reciprocity

DECEMBER 19, 2022

When your business does commit misconduct or suffers some unfortunate incident (say, a cybersecurity breach), regulators will examine your compliance program to see whether the business was making a good-faith effort to avoid those events.

Audit 52

Audit All-Hazards Gap Analysis Healthcare 52

Reciprocity

OCTOBER 1, 2022

How Do You Perform a Gap Analysis? Companies can compare their present information security systems to the criteria of the ISO 27001 standard to determine where gaps might exist, and what should be done to update their business processes to achieve ISO 27001 certification. The ISO 27001 gap analysis does that.

Gap Analysis 52

Gap Analysis Audit Security Asset Management 52

Reciprocity

DECEMBER 27, 2022

This allows you to strengthen cybersecurity, reduce uncertainty, cut costs, and improve business decision-making. Risk management refers to a holistic framework that allows the organization to identify, assess, control, and minimize all its risks: financial, reputational, regulatory, strategic, operational, transactional, and cybersecurity.

Government 52

Government Audit Risk Management Disaster Recovery 52