Glossary of Compliance
Compliance Glossary
Our list of curated compliance glossary offers everything you to know about compliance in one place.
Integrity & Confidentiality Security
The CIA triad is a well-accepted model that enterprises use to evaluate their security capabilities and risk in case of a cyberattack. Confidentiality is a set of rules implemented to limit access to information, whereas integrity is the assurance that the information is accurate and trustworthy, and availability is a warranty of reliable access to the information by only authorized people.
Additional reading
ISO 27001 For SaaS Businesses: A Starter’s Guide
TL; DR ISO 27001 for SaaS companies helps build a risk-based Information Security Management System (ISMS) that protects cloud data, improves security maturity, and provides customers with stronger assurance during vendor reviews. The ISO 27001 certification process for SaaS includes defining the scope, forming an internal team, conducting risk assessments, developing required policies, preparing the…
GRC Scaling 101: Tips to Future-Proof Compliance & Risk Management
As business leaders gear up for innovations and growth opportunities, the expanding cloud space throws new security risks and compliance challenges. The explosion of AI in every tech space has brought both promises and peril. Organizations are transforming into autonomous infrastructures to add to the looming threat introduced by new advancements. These unprecedented changes mean…
From Automation to Intelligence: How AI Is Rewriting GRC
There’s so much noise, hype, and rapid movement surrounding AI in GRC that it’s easy to get lost in the headlines. That’s why we brought together two of the industry’s most respected security leaders—Diana Kelley, CISO at NOMA Security and former CTO at Microsoft, and SKI(Senthil Kumar Ayyapan), an award-winning GRC executive and CISO at…
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