TrustShare’s Chrome extension helps simplify and streamline the process of completing security questionnaires, reducing your workload and increasing the accuracy and consistency of responses, even when you’re working outside of the TrustCloud application!

Let's deep dive into PHI (Protected Health Information). Understand it's importance, best practices, legalities, risks, and more.

How to create tasks in your TrustCloud compliance program and push them to ServiceNow as tickets (Manually and automatically)

How to supply ServiceNow tickets as evidence to your TrustCloud compliance program.

We make it effortless to set up a comprehensive and personalized compliance program!

Third-Party Risk Assessment (TPRA) made easy with TrustCloud.

1. What is Third-Party Risk Assessment (TPRA)?

Stop wasting your team's time answering security questionnaires. It's time to supercharge the way you complete security reviews by leveraging AI to unlock unprecedented speed and accuracy. We'll explore proven strategies for fast tracking the way your team completes security questionnaires using advanced AI tools and automation. You'll learn best practices like maintaining a centralized knowledge base and leveraging a public-facing trust portal to get ahead of questions.

TrustCloud supports several standards and frameworks out of the box, including SOC 2, CMMC, and ISO 9001, to name a few. The best part is that TrustCloud is constantly adding new frameworks to expand the TrustCloud Common Control Framework (TCCCF). Organizations, regulations, and business needs are constantly evolving, and therefore, you might need certain frameworks that are currently not supported by the TrustCloud platform. To enable you to meet your ever-evolving framework needs, TrustCloud now offers the flexibility of creating your own custom frameworks and standards.

An inventory is a specific list of data that is gathered to provide information about a certain part of the business. The inventory is inspected by an automated test or by a human to determine if one or more controls are satisfied and to analyze the results of the inventory. Examples of inventories are users, security incidents, devices, servers, databases, logs, etc.