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What Happened to The FedRAMP JAB Process?

The government doesn’t often move quickly, but when it moves, the changes it makes tend to have long-term and far-reaching ripple effects throughout business and industry. That’s true whether it’s a policy decision, a financial decision, or a restructuring of an organization, and it will always be true at the scale the federal government operates. One recent change in the world of government cybersecurity is a change to how FedRAMP operates.

IT Security Audit in 2025: Stay Compliant, Secure and Ahead

Today, where the world changes every second, IT security audits might not make up just a best practice anymore, they can rather be considered a basic requirement. Every type of organization from small enterprises to multinational companies needs to conduct a thorough cyber security audit to best protect themselves from ever-rising risks such as data breaches, ransomware, and insider threats.

ISO 27001 for healthcare companies: Benefits and implementation steps

ISO 27001 is a widely used standard for protecting the security of organizations across sectors and their data through comprehensive controls. While it’s beneficial for virtually any industry, organizations in the healthcare sector often find it especially valuable. ‍ This is because they’re often subject to extensive but vaguely defined regulations, and ISO 27001 provides the structured approach to compliance they need.

How to Manage Digital Gifting in B2B With a Compliant Gift Card API

Modern businesses face mounting pressure to strengthen relationships with employees, clients, and partners through meaningful rewards. Traditional gifting methods create logistical nightmares, compliance headaches, and budget overruns that drain resources. Companies need solutions that streamline reward distribution while meeting strict regulatory requirements. Digital gifting platforms offer the answer, but only when backed by robust API infrastructure that ensures security, compliance, and seamless integration with existing business systems.

Helping businesses earn and prove trust: Announcing Vanta's $150 million Series D

Vanta has raised a $150M Series D and is now valued at $4.15 billion. ‍ Financing mile markers are exciting validation of what we’re building and also serve as a rare moment to reflect on the company and hone in more sharply on our mission. ‍ Vanta’s mission is to help businesses earn and prove trust. ‍ We believe trust is the critical ingredient to growth.

Leveraging AI to reduce cybersecurity costs and risks: A CISO's guide

In this article Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) face a dual imperative in the digital landscape of today: safeguarding their organizations from an ever-evolving threat landscape while managing escalating security costs. Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers transformative potential in meeting these challenges by automating threat detection, streamlining compliance, and optimizing resource allocation.

How CISOs are using AI to automate risk assessments in 2025

In this article In 2025, the role of the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and compliance leadership has become even more critical in ensuring that risk assessments are not only comprehensive but also agile and adaptive. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force in cybersecurity, enabling risk assessments to be automated, more accurate, and proactive.

Why Most Businesses Fail at GDPR & How you can win

60% of companies think they’re GDPR-compliant… but they’re not. And when the audits or complaints hit, it’s already too late. The average GDPR fine so far has exceeded €1.5 million for large corporations, with smaller businesses also facing substantial penalties. Nearly 70% of companies lack a comprehensive data inventory, leaving them vulnerable. Only 50% of organizations have a formal breach response plan in place.

How Software Modernization Can Strengthen Your Cybersecurity

Computer systems, platforms, and programs need regular updates. If your corporate software has not been updated for some time, it may be not compatible with newer versions of operating systems and modern devices. Legacy systems developed around a decade or more ago, often run on outdated protocols or utilize unsupported libraries which makes them exposed to modern security threats. Thus, some sensitive data - personal, financial information, intellectual property - may leak or be corrupted due to outdated solutions being exploited in the company.