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CMMC v2 Compliance with EventSentry

A quick overview on how EventSentry can help organizations become CMMC v2 compliant. EventSentry features actionable dashboards and reports to become and STAY compliant. But EventSentry goes beyond compliance - the monitoring and security features of EventSentry can be leveraged by any compliance framework. The result is a network that's compliance AND secure.

Significant Changes from NIST SP 800-53 rev4 to rev5

The National Institute of Standards and Technology has introduced a new revision of the Special Publication 800-53, revision 5. As with any document change of this scope there are minor and major changes. This paper will provide a high level overview of the significant changes, addressing a redefined focus in control families, accountability, governance, as well as a discussion of new control families, privacy transparency and supply chain risk management.

Introducing Private Links: A faster, easier way to gather vendor security information

When it comes to conducting vendor security reviews, the two most time-consuming tasks are gathering the relevant information from your vendor and analyzing it thoroughly. Last month, we announced AI-powered security document analysis to drastically simplify the process of extracting insights from SOC 2 reports, DPAs, and other sources that document a vendor’s security posture.

How to Choose Right PCI SAQ for Your Business

In the world of digital transactions, businesses handling payment cards must demonstrate their data security measures through the Payment Card Industry Self-Assessment Questionnaire (PCI SAQ). Completing the SAQ is a key step in the PCI DSS assessment process, followed by an Attestation of Compliance (AoC) to confirm accuracy. Level 1 merchants and service providers, mandated by PCI SSC or customers, must complete a Report on Compliance (RoC), while others use an SAQ.

GitOps - Enhancing security and ensuring compliance in Kubernetes deployments

GitOps can be a powerful means of achieving continuous compliance in Kubernetes deployments. It provides transparency for any changes made to your infrastructure, along with the ability to trace and audit these changes. In this article, we will discuss how GitOps can enhance security and ensure compliance in Kubernetes deployments. We will also discuss potential security threats that GitOps could introduce into a Kubernetes infrastructure.

Less than half of UK businesses have strong visibility into security risks facing their organisation

Vanta State of Trust report reveals only 9% of the average UK company's IT budget is dedicated to security despite rising risk of cyber attacks. 78% of UK leaders already using AI/ML in some capacity to detect security risks but nearly 6 in 10 say regulation would increase investment.