New types of incidents are occurring all the time as cyber criminals continue to evolve. The question is, are you continuing to evolve and prepare for these incidents?

A common reason that a service organization may request that the privacy trust service category be covered in its SOC 2® examination, when it may not really be necessary, is related to a misconception of what privacy within the context of the SOC 2® examination actually covers.

As business as usual changes, it is important to educate and reinforce security awareness training among employees and introduce them to new security considerations in a work from home environment.

While most organizations dread that time of year when their audit is performed (SOX, PCI, SOC, etc.), it doesn’t have to be painful. We can help.

Many are working from home and with this means phishing attempts are on the rise. Opening attachments or clicking links that are unexpected could put your organization and your home network at risk.

Not only is asset management critical from a financial standpoint (licensing, depreciation, etc.), but it also greatly facilitates security, audit, and compliance initiatives.