John Kadechka 
Regulations, technologies, and security challenges shaped cyber compliance in 2024. The lessons learned this year offer a chance to turn compliance into a strategic advantage, promoting innovation and trust amid increasing cybersecurity scrutiny. As 2024 draws close, the cyber compliance landscape reveals a year of significant evolution. Key drivers of change included advancing threats, regulatory … Read more
Year-end penetration testing is vital for identifying vulnerabilities, validating security, and informing future strategies. Incorporating these insights helps organizations mitigate risks, enhance compliance, and prepare for the coming year. Organizations face sophisticated cyber threats and evolving regulatory requirements in today’s rapidly changing business environment. As such, penetration testing has become essential in identifying vulnerabilities in … Read more
The holiday season in 2024 saw cybersecurity professionals across the country come together for a series of events hosted by the Compliance Alliance. From Dallas to Denver, Atlanta, and Chicago, these gatherings celebrated the season. Each event offered something different and served as a reminder of the power of community and collaboration during the holidays. … Read more
System and Organizational Controls (SOC) reports offer a transparent view of an organization’s security posture by reporting its relevant organizational and technological controls as it relates to specific services. They provide clients with valuable due diligence and insights into an organization’s security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy posture, thus building transparency and credibility as … Read more
The NY DFS’ recent guidance on AI-related cyber risks is a significant development for financial businesses. It provides a robust framework to address emerging threats, particularly those related to AI. Businesses can effectively mitigate risks and enhance security by integrating AI into cybersecurity strategies and complying with 23 NYCRR Part 500. On October 16, 2024, … Read more
Understanding the benefits of achieving FedRAMP compliance is crucial for cloud service providers aiming to work with U.S. federal agencies. It offers market access to government contracts, enhances client trust, and demonstrates strong security and risk management. As the private sector increasingly relies on cloud computing to improve efficiency, scalability, and security, so does the … Read more
The increase in remote work has significantly changed how organizations function, impacting all areas of business operations. New security and compliance challenges have arisen as employees shift from working in offices to working from home or other remote locations. Addressing these challenges is essential to protecting organizational assets and ensuring strong operational integrity. The shift … Read more
Adhering to cybersecurity frameworks like Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) and the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) is essential for organizations working with federal agencies. FISMA provides a broad security framework for federal agencies and their contractors, while FedRAMP focuses on standardizing cloud service security. Understanding their similarities and differences enables organizations … Read more
Sophisticated cybercriminals target small to midsize businesses (SMBs) with ransomware, phishing, malware, insider threats, and other emerging threats. These can lead to severe disruptions to service clients and customers, financial losses, and reputational damages. Active protective measures such as regular professional risk assessments, awareness training, and dynamic cybersecurity strategies help to maintain business continuity and … Read more
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