The US Department of Defense (DoD) spent $439.4 billion on contracts for products and services in 2020. That’s billions of tax dollars awarded to hundreds, if not thousands of companies…
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Across business environments, enterprise governance, risk, and compliance (EGRC) processes keep organizations aware of the risks they might encounter—and how to mitigate them. In cybersecurity, EGRC can help safeguard your…
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GRC tools are critical to streamlining governance, risk management, and compliance processes. You may be wondering how to best implement GRC tools within your infrastructure. Read on to learn which…
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When implementing a governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) program, it is crucial to know how the program’s controls are functioning. Conducting a GRC audit will help your organization optimize…
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Any organization that handles sensitive information can leverage a GRC approach to manage data security risks and mitigate data breaches. GRC certifications demonstrate proficiency in meeting the specific governance, risk…
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Governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) processes help keep sensitive data safe during banking and financial services transactions. With GRC, financial services organizations can safeguard stakeholder data from security and…
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Organizations looking to manage risk can leverage GRC and IRM approaches to optimize their security, governance, and compliance programs. So, what are the differences between these two common approaches to…
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Effective management of governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) processes will help your organization mitigate the risks of cybersecurity threats—and data breaches. One way to do so is to leverage…
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Webinar Recap: Data Risk Management (DRM) with Ground Labs and RSI Security
by RSI Securityby RSI SecurityRSI Security recently partnered with Ground Labs, a compliance and data risk management (DRM) services provider, to host a webinar on the fundamentals, challenges, and benefits of data risk management.…
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When managing complex cybersecurity risks and optimizing your security posture, your organization can rely on a governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) approach.