Pansy, Author at Sprinto

ISO 27001 Physical and Environmental Security Policy Guide + Template

You’ve invested in firewalls, encryption, and endpoint protection, but what happens if someone sneaks into your server room or a power surge takes everything offline? Physical security gaps such as these can cost organizations millions every year, yet they’re often treated as an afterthought until a disaster strikes. A single preventable outage can run over $100,000,…

Blogs, GDPR

A GDPR Guide for Health and Medical Companies

TL;DR Patient trust in healthcare is rooted in privacy. Unfortunately, not every healthcare provider preaches this. I’ve watched teams struggle to navigate consent forms, email attachments, and rogue spreadsheets. Worst of all, I’ve seen entire organizations ruined due to the repercussions of healthcare data leaks. GDPR was designed to put an end to all of…

Blogs, GRC

GRC Team: Roles, Responsibilities, and Roadmap to Build One in 2026

Around the 100 to 200 Full-Time Employees (FTE) mark, most mid-market SaaS companies start to feel the strain as their GRC and compliance complexity outpace manual control. New hires, new systems, and customer expectations create a compliance surface that’s too wide to manage informally. What was once an informal effort now needs structure, defined roles,…

Blogs, ISO 27001

ISO 27001 Compliance [2026]: An Updated Guide

A survey of small and medium-sized businesses indicates that 94% reported experiencing a cyberattack in 2024, making structured security frameworks like ISO 27001 highly relevant, even outside the enterprise segment. Having a certification is rapidly shifting from “nice-to-have” to table stakes. Whether driven by customer and regulator demands or simply the reality of today’s threat…

Blogs

Building An Incident Recovery Plan For Small Businesses

There’s a call no one wants to get — a cyberattack has hit your systems. What do you do next? Do you call for a complete shutdown? Call your security team? Notify customers? Every paused second burns cash and trust, and you know it. In those situations, an Incident Response Plan (IRP) saves the day….