Operational Governance, Risk and Compliance
Regulations are driving increased corporate accountability.
With the advent of new procedures, cybersecurity is increasingly becoming an Executive Management and Board-level issue.
For many business sectors, cybersecurity training has become mandatory, and tougher penalties - sometimes even temporary bans - are being introduced for executives who struggle to comply.
Regulatory and reputational risks always loom on the horizon. Cybersecurity and compliance are key to ensure that organizations meet legal and industry-specific requirements, ultimately fostering trust and sustainability.
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How to address multiple security frameworks at the same time
Whether it's NIS2, DORA, TIBER, CER, PCI DSS, GDPR, or any other security framework out there, the first step to achieve compliance is to ask yourself the right questions:
- How do I assess the compliance of my business with multiple underlying security frameworks?
- How do I address and bridge the security gaps identified for my business?
- How do I protect and recover the Crown Jewels?
- How do I develop a resilience roadmap?
Develop resilience through compliance
Navigating the key regulations
NIS2
NIS2 is the new European cybersecurity directive that will replace the existing NIS Directive. It is the most comprehensive EU cybersecurity legislation to date.
Learn moreDORA
DORA is a sector-specific directive for financial institutions, targeting their approach to operational risk. It fosters a cyber-resilient ecosystem, safeguarding critical functions and customer trust.
Learn moreCER
CER lays down obligations on EU Member States to take specific measures, to ensure that essential services for the maintenance of vital societal functions or economic activities are provided in an unobstructed manner in the internal market.
Learn morePCI DSS
The PCI DSS is an information security standard designed to protect payment data and prevent card fraud by applying security controls around cardholder data.
Learn moreTIBER
The objective of the TIBER framework is to put in place a programme to test and improve resilience of financial infrastructure and institutions, at national and European level, against sophisticated cyber-attacks.
Learn moreThe benefits of resilience
Anticipate threats faster
Better resistance to the initial shock
Rebound more quickly
Benefit from increased fitness post shock
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Empowered by our specialized teams and intelligence-led services, we ensure your seamless compliance within the established timeline.
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