Audit & Assurance
The foundations of Control Objectives for Information Technology, or Cobit, are especially useful in planning for or assessment of any governance program. Now superceded by Cobit 5, the Cobit 4 curriculum offers relevant learning. For more information about trainings in IT Governance, visit https://ISACA.org or http://ITpreneurs.com
Assessment Services - EnterpriseGRC Solutions, Implementing a Compliance Framework
Networking and Security concepts are critical to assessing security policy in networked and cloud environments.
Can you translate your product or industry to the most current regulatory requirements? Can you map your capabilities to the compliance problems you solve? GRC is broken. We can fix it. We tie out your security investment to your security and risk response. With over 150 analyzed products, 5000 systems policies and current models for seven major sectors, you can resolve your most perplexing regulatory challenges in just months.
If you have hundreds of security products and you can't map them to your regulatory requirements, our methodology will make this relatively easy to accomplish. If you have a product and you can't explain its capabilities to the security and compliance market, give us a call. An investment of less than 15K USD will reap guaranteed results.
AICPA Service Organization Control Reports - SOC 2
“If your company currently uses third-party vendors to provide services that include the collection, processing and/or retention of sensitive information, you should consider inquiring into whether they have successfully completed a SOC 2 Type 2 audit, as it helps to ensure a higher standard for protecting your data.” Jeanne Madden, Vice President Operations, ADP Tax Credit Services
Center For Internet Security Critical Security Controls V.6.1
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