What Is SOC Cyber Security?

by Sarah Harvey / June 14, 2023

The Age of Cybersecurity & Risk Management In today’s world, information systems are incredibly interconnected, but this comes with a price. Because most organizations conduct some portion of their business in cyberspace, they open themselves up to a new level of risk. Who they are, what they do, and what information they possess can make businesses targets for malicious attackers. A malicious cybersecurity attack can result in: Reputational damage Disruption…

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Auditor Insights: Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans for the Cloud

by Joseph Kirkpatrick / December 16, 2022

Most business owners understand the importance of Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans. These documented sets of policies and procedures can be a lifeline to organizations following a disaster because they determine loss of operations, reputation, and revenue. But how does the cloud impact Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans? Myths about Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plans for the Cloud When it comes to Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery…

[24]7.ai Cyber Incident: How Your Vendors Can Impact Your Security

by Sarah Harvey / December 16, 2022

Vendor Compliance Management: What Happened? On April 4th, [24]7.ai, a customer support software company, announced a cyber incident “potentially affecting the online customer payment information of a small number of our client companies,” that occurred between September 26 and October 12, 2017. This cyber incident specifically occurred in [24]7.ai’s chat tool. Never heard of [24]7.ai? We hadn’t either, but their well-known clients gave this breach national attention. Sears, Delta Air…

GDPR Readiness: Whose Data is Covered by GDPR?

by Sarah Harvey / July 12, 2023

Data FAQs for GDPR Ready to learn what constitutes a data subject and personal data under GDPR? Mark Hinely joins us in this webinar to discuss!  Who is a Data Subject? The definition of a data subject under GDPR is one of the most confusing aspects of the law. There’s no formal definition, inconsistent terms within the law, no formal guidance from Article 29 Working Party, and the supervisory…

What is PCI Requirement 10.7 and What is an Audit Trail History?

by Randy Bartels / April 12, 2023

 PCI Compliance and Audit Trail History Now that you’ve implemented logging, what do you to them? PCI Requirement 10.7 asks that you retain audit trail history for at least one year, with a minimum of three months immediately available for analysis. A year is the recommended length of time because it may take a few months to notice a compromise. A year’s worth of audit trail history can be…