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Regulatory Guidance applying to U.S. Medical Insurance Institutions
This white paper explores how U.S. medical insurance institutions can use Data Flow Posture Management (DFPM) to automate oversight of third-party data subprocessors, ensuring compliance with regulations like HIPAA and HITECH while strengthening data security and governance.
DORA solved with Data Flow Posture Management
This white paper explores how financial institutions in the EU can leverage Data Flow Posture Management (DFPM) to streamline compliance with the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), mitigate risks, and ensure operational resilience in a complex regulatory landscape.
Data Governance Regulations for the Automotive Industry
This white paper examines how vehicle manufacturers in the US and EU can meet stringent data privacy regulations using Data Flow Posture Management (DFPM) to streamline compliance, enhance security, and protect consumer trust.
Data Security and Privacy Regulations for Crypto Exchanges
This white paper explores how cryptocurrency exchanges can achieve compliance with key regulations such as OECD CARF and CCPA, leveraging Data Flow Posture Management (DFPM) to automate data governance, enhance security, and protect consumer trust.
Financial Compliance Simplified for U.S. Market Participants
This white paper helps US financial institutions navigate regulations from the SEC, FFIEC, FISMA, and OCC, providing strategies to ensure compliance, safeguard financial data, and manage third-party interactions effectively.
Staying Ahead of the Curve: A Practical Guide to the Evolving Landscape of US State Privacy Laws
This white paper helps businesses navigate the complex landscape of US state privacy laws, offering key insights and strategies to ensure compliance, protect consumer privacy, and adapt to evolving regulations.
Regulatory Guidance for Business Analytics and Media Companies
This white paper helps Business Analytics and Media companies navigate global data regulations, ensuring secure, compliant data management and building customer trust.
US Telecom : Regulatory Mapping for Data Security and Privacy
This white paper maps U.S. data security and privacy regulations for telecom providers, providing a compliance matrix for tracking, cataloging, controlling, and reporting third-party data and financial information exchanges.
FFIEC Guidelines on Cybersecurity
This white paper summarizes FFIEC guidelines on cybersecurity, highlighting the need for financial institutions to continuously monitor and secure third-party data flows to ensure compliance and reduce risk.
Understanding 32 CFR Part 170, CMMC Guidance
This white paper outlines 32 CFR Part 170 and the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), highlighting contractor requirements to secure government data, particularly through rigorous third-party data management.
AI LLM Models - A Safety and Privacy Centric Analysis
This white paper assesses 15 prominent AI models through the lens of security and privacy, evaluating their built-in capabilities for managing sensitive information.
Introduction to the Cybersecurity and Cyber Resilience Framework (CSCRF) from the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
This paper outlines SEBI's new Cybersecurity and Cyber Resilience Framework (CSCRF) and Riscosity's solutions for compliance.
SEC Cyber Laws - Key Concepts
This paper highlights key SEC cyber regulations, focusing on cybersecurity disclosures, risk management, and third-party data sharing oversight.
The EU AI Act - Critical Aspects
This paper focuses on the importance of identifying, managing, and reporting data subprocessors and emphasizes the governance of data transfers to third parties, particularly in the context of AI tools.
Protecting Our Health: Not Just Doctors' Responsibility
This paper analyzes the current state of information security in healthcare and the challenges practitioners face in protecting this critical industry from cyberattacks.
Financial Services and Software Supply Chain Attacks
This paper looks at the financial services industry through the lens of third-party risks, specifically on how the threat vector of software supply chain attacks are leveraged by threat actors.