It’s important to keep your Information Security Policy high level. Here are some key points your information security policy should include.
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This episode Justin McCarthy has an in-depth chat with Troy Hunt, a respected web security expert, Pluralsite author, and creator of 'Have I Been Pwned?' They talk about all things password related including password reuse, biometrics, and the way security has changed over time.
The cyber risk management policy answers this question: “What is our risk management philosophy and methodology based on our landscape?”
Justin McCarthy has an in-depth chat with Harry Sverdlove, Co-founder and CTO at Edgewise Networks. They talk about how network security is going through an evolution and is ripe for change right now, as well as a pragmatic look at the past, present and future of firewalls and their cousins.
A data classification policy provides a way to ensure sensitive information is handled according to the risk it poses to the organization.
Your SOC 2 confidentiality policy defines procedures to handle confidential information about clients, partners, and the company. Clients and partners expect you to keep their data secure and a confidentiality policy will demand this same expectation of your employees.Here are best practices to consider when writing your confidentiality policy
This episode we sit down with Will Charczuk, Engineering Group Lead at Blend. Will oversees the service management, runtime & alerting, and operations sub-teams. The crew talks in-depth about rapid deployment in a highly secure environment.
It’s safe to say that not many service providers look forward to soc 2 compliance. I'd guess not many of you have the AICPA on speed dial. Whether you're preparing for a Type 1 or Type 2, audits may be perceived as events that you prepare for and complete, but then eventually they go away - at least for a while.
There are several different levels of SOC (Service Organization Control) reports and types, so it is easy to get them confused. This post will focus on outlining the path to SOC 2 Type 2.
Ways to narrow your SOC 2 audit scope to save your company time and money so you receive your SOC 2 report with fewer migraines.
Understand who is on your core SOC 2 team, what are the roles, and how to build it.
Listen to this episode here! About This Episode strongDM Co-Founder and CTO Justin McCarthy sits down with Risky Business podcast host Patrick to discuss the strongDM technology, working from home in the current conditions, and making sure that companies have access controls in place while ...
