Compliance

Compliance 

 Privacy and Information Security (CyberSecurity) have become a significant concern for all organizations and a business opportunity for others. 

Avoid fines and penalties


The 51% of customers would forgive the company that experienced a data breach as long as the company fixes the problem quickly.
Staying compliant with the latest regulations helps you uncover, interpret and prepare for data breaches that can impact your business and damage your brand reputation and customer trust. Information security compliance helps you avoid putting the company's reputation at risk.

Build the customer trust and brand reputation

The real threat of a data breach is often not limited to business interruption and financial loss, but extends to the permanent damage it can have to brand reputation and customer trust. During the period of uncertainty and confusion triggered by a data breach, a solid response is critical to protecting customer loyalty and the company's reputation.

Improved data management, access and accountability controls

To maintain compliance with data security regulations, organizations need to track sensitive information from customers, employees and all stakeholders, know how and where data is stored, and easily access, manage and modify that information.
These requirements force organizations to adapt and improve their data management capabilities in a way that not only respects privacy, but also improves operational efficiency.
Information security compliance requires organizations to establish responsibilities at all levels of the organization for strategic management of cyber security and risk with effective and appropriate risk management frameworks to monitor and control access to security systems and to databases containing sensitive customer and stakeholder data.
 

Advanced security


Compliance regulations require companies to establish an information security program, adopt an organization-wide information security policy, and designate a cybersecurity officer. This, in turn, helps mitigate risks and address data breaches.
 
Conclusions


Compliance regulations and standards (ISO, GDPR, etc.) play an essential role for the company in building a solid information security landscape in order to create informed cybersecurity in the company.
However, ensuring compliance is not the same as complete cybersecurity. Cybercriminals always find a way to bypass technological countermeasures to protect cyber security and compromise the strength of an entire company.
Therefore, defining, implementing, implementing and maintaining multiple management systems with an information security policy increases the awareness of adopting advanced cyber security measures (CyberSecurity).
Our team has professional figures such as ITC Security Governance and ITC Security Specialist (Accredia Data Bank) and Engineers with many years of experience in the ITC sector, who will be able to help you quickly to face new business challenges.
 

 Custom Compliance Service 

Let's meet and after a short assessment we will be able to offer you a customized compliance service based on your business needs.
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