by Andrew Gunter | Jan 30, 2019 | Chief Compliance Officers, GRC Implementation
Accommodating Variations in Your GRC Software I have yet to implement a GRC solution without hearing the line “But Our Program is Different”, referring to a department’s need for an exception to how the rest of the organization manages a foundational process or...
by Bryan Johnson | Oct 12, 2018 | Chief Compliance Officers
Continuing the discussion on GRC implementations, it would be worth exploring the discovery phase of the project that’s critical to defining the scope of the GRC program. Without understanding where your risk and compliance activities are happening there is a risk...
by Andrew Gunter | Sep 12, 2018 | Chief Compliance Officers
Often, the term “Reasonable Assurance” is used in reference to financial statement audits and is referring to assurance that they are free of material misstatement. Although this situation doesn’t really apply to the CCO’s role in oversight of compliance programs,...
by David Ponder | Aug 28, 2018 | Chief Compliance Officers
CADRE INFORMATION SECURITY AND CENTIAL ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP TO HELP CUSTOMERS DEVELOP RISK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS CINCINNATI, OH – August 20, 2018 — Cadre Information Security, a leading provider of information security solutions, has announced a partnership with...
by David Ponder | Aug 16, 2018 | Chief Compliance Officers
Today has been a deluge of product news for RSA Archer. More features are being released in the next 6 months than in multiple years prior. Some of the interesting things are being released in the coming months include: Archer version 6.5 will be released in October....
by Bryan Johnson | Aug 8, 2018 | Chief Compliance Officers
In my last blog on the subject of “The Importance of Governance in the GRC Implementation”, I briefly touched on the importance defining a Vision, or rather, setting standards for a GRC implementation. I felt I needed to dive into these a little more because having...
