SecureGRC from eGestalt Technologies, is a comprehensive solution covering enterprise security, governance, risk management, audit, and compliance needs through a unified solution offering delivered via Software as a service.
We found that while cyber security was named as the topmost future tech adoption for organizations in 2019, cyber security is now the second tech priority for 2021 but with a higher budget than previously allocated. We also discovered that cloud security currently holds more importance with CISOs, CTOs and CIOs than data security and privacy.
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Strategic Information Management Through Data ClassificationBooz Allen Hamilton
This white paper presents a comprehensive approach to information management programs. It outlines how data growth directly affects the risk posture of critical corporate information assets. In addition, it defines common problems caused by gaps in information management programs as well as consequences associated with immature methodologies.
We found that while cyber security was named as the topmost future tech adoption for organizations in 2019, cyber security is now the second tech priority for 2021 but with a higher budget than previously allocated. We also discovered that cloud security currently holds more importance with CISOs, CTOs and CIOs than data security and privacy.
In this report we share our insight on the recruitment of cyber security professionals including information regarding the key drivers in the cyber security market, permanent and contract recruitment trends, transferable skills, the top job titles, salaries and qualifications analysis, a heat map of skills demands/talent pools across the UK, concluding with recommendations on attracting and retaining cyber security talent.
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This white paper presents a comprehensive approach to information management programs. It outlines how data growth directly affects the risk posture of critical corporate information assets. In addition, it defines common problems caused by gaps in information management programs as well as consequences associated with immature methodologies.
Before the Breach: Using threat intelligence to stop attackers in their tracks- Mark - Fullbright
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How close is your organization to being breached | Safe SecurityRahul Tyagi
Traditional methods are certainly limited in
their capabilities and this is easily proven by
the multitude of breaches businesses were a
victim of, across the globe. The 2020 Q3 Data
Breach QuickView Report revealed that the
number of records exposed in 2020 has
increased to 36 billion globally. The report
stated that there were 2,953 publicly
reported breaches in the first three quarters
of 2020 itself! 2020 is already named the
“worst year on record” by the end of Q2 in
terms of the total number of records
exposed. With the growing sophistication of
cyber-attacks and global damages related
to cybercrime reaching $6 trillion by 2021, we
need a solution that simplifies
cybersecurity.
To know more about breach probability visit : www.safe.security
Businesses of all sizes are targeted by hackers to gain access to proprietary and customer data, threatening your ability to operate or even remain open for business.
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IT Executive Guide to Security IntelligencethinkASG
Transitioning from log management and SIEM to comprehensive security intelligence.
This white paper discusses the increasing need for organizations to maintain comprehensive and cost-effective information security, and describes the integrated set of solutions provided by the IBM QRadar Security Intelligence Platform designed to help achieve total security intelligence.
Are you confident in your company's cyber security posture? Read the latest S-RM report for guidance on mapping a path to cyber confidence: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-confidence/?utm_campaign=Cyber_Confidence&utm_source=slideshare&utm_medium=social
Most security breaches are caused by human error and poor security discipline. For instance, in April 2011, it was discovered that the personal and confidential data of 3.5 million teachers, state workers and retirees in the state of Texas was lying unprotected on the Internet closely for a year.
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Before the Breach: Using threat intelligence to stop attackers in their tracks- Mark - Fullbright
All information, data, and material contained, presented, or provided on is for educational purposes only.
Company names mentioned herein are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
It is not to be construed or intended as providing legal advice.
Company names mentioned herein are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners and are for educational purposes only.
17 U.S. Code § 107 - Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use
Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright.
All product and company names mentioned herein are for identification and educational purposes only and are the property of, and may be trademarks of, their respective owners.
How close is your organization to being breached | Safe SecurityRahul Tyagi
Traditional methods are certainly limited in
their capabilities and this is easily proven by
the multitude of breaches businesses were a
victim of, across the globe. The 2020 Q3 Data
Breach QuickView Report revealed that the
number of records exposed in 2020 has
increased to 36 billion globally. The report
stated that there were 2,953 publicly
reported breaches in the first three quarters
of 2020 itself! 2020 is already named the
“worst year on record” by the end of Q2 in
terms of the total number of records
exposed. With the growing sophistication of
cyber-attacks and global damages related
to cybercrime reaching $6 trillion by 2021, we
need a solution that simplifies
cybersecurity.
To know more about breach probability visit : www.safe.security
Businesses of all sizes are targeted by hackers to gain access to proprietary and customer data, threatening your ability to operate or even remain open for business.
Learn how to protect your business from threats and position it for growth.
IT Executive Guide to Security IntelligencethinkASG
Transitioning from log management and SIEM to comprehensive security intelligence.
This white paper discusses the increasing need for organizations to maintain comprehensive and cost-effective information security, and describes the integrated set of solutions provided by the IBM QRadar Security Intelligence Platform designed to help achieve total security intelligence.
Are you confident in your company's cyber security posture? Read the latest S-RM report for guidance on mapping a path to cyber confidence: https://www.s-rminform.com/cyber-confidence/?utm_campaign=Cyber_Confidence&utm_source=slideshare&utm_medium=social
Most security breaches are caused by human error and poor security discipline. For instance, in April 2011, it was discovered that the personal and confidential data of 3.5 million teachers, state workers and retirees in the state of Texas was lying unprotected on the Internet closely for a year.
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Managing risk is a balancing act for organizations of all sizes and disciplines. While some organizations take on too much risk, others arguably do not take on enough. Complicating this equation is the emergence of cyber as one of the most impactful sources of risk in the modern enterprise
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Secrets to managing your Duty of Care in an ever- changing world.
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Are you keeping up with your responsibilities to provide Duty of Care?
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Liability for Cybersecurity attacks sits with Executives and Board members who may not have the right level of technical security knowledge. This session will outline what practical steps executives can take to implement a Cybersecurity Roadmap that is aligned with its strategic objectives.
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The seminar will cover:
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Using an AI-powered analytics platform, IT organizations can shift from a reactive approach to security breaches, to proactively identifying increasingly sophisticated threat vectors and quickly resolving exploitable vulnerabilities.
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130
C h a p t e r
10 Managing IT-Based Risk1
1 This chapter is based on the authors’ previously published article, Smith, H. A., and J. D. McKeen. “A Holistic
Approach to Managing IT-Based Risk.” Communications of the Association for Information Systems 25, no. 41
(December 2009): 519–30. Reproduced by permission of the Association for Information Systems.
Not so long ago, IT-based risk was a fairly low-key activity focused on whether IT could deliver projects successfully and keep its applications up and run-ning (McKeen and Smith 2003). But with the opening up of the organization’s
boundaries to external partners and service providers, external electronic communica-
tions, and online services, managing IT-based risk has morphed into a “bet the com-
pany” proposition. Not only is the scope of the job bigger, but also the stakes are much
higher. As companies have become more dependent on IT for everything they do, the
costs of service disruption have escalated exponentially. Now, when a system goes
down, the company effectively stops working and customers cannot be served. And
criminals routinely seek ways to wreak havoc with company data, applications, and
Web sites. New regulations to protect privacy and increase accountability have also
made executives much more sensitive to the consequences of inadequate IT security
practices—either internally or from service providers. In addition, the risk of losing or
compromising company information has risen steeply. No longer are a company’s files
locked down and accessible only by company staff. Today, company information can be
exposed to the public in literally hundreds of ways. Our increasing mobility, the porta-
bility of storage devices, and the growing sophistication of cyber threats are just a few
of the more noteworthy means.
Therefore, the job of managing IT-based risk has become much broader and more
complex, and it is now widely recognized as an integral part of any technology-based
work—no matter how minor. As a result, many IT organizations have been given the
responsibility of not only managing risk in their own activities (i.e., project develop-
ment, operations, and delivering business strategy) but also of managing IT-based risk
in all company activities (e.g., mobile computing, file sharing, and online access to infor-
mation and software). Whereas in the past companies have sought to achieve security
Chapter 10 • Managing IT-Based Risk 131
through physical or technological means (e.g., locked rooms, virus scanners), under-
standing is now growing that managing IT-based risk must be a strategic and holistic
activity that is not just the responsibility of a small group of IT specialists but also part
of the mind-set that extends from partners and suppliers to employees and customers.
This chapter explores how organizations are addressing and coping with increas-
ing IT-based risk. It first looks at the challenges facing IT managers in the arena of.
130C h a p t e r10 Managing IT-Based Risk11 This c.docxherminaprocter
130
C h a p t e r
10 Managing IT-Based Risk1
1 This chapter is based on the authors’ previously published article, Smith, H. A., and J. D. McKeen. “A Holistic
Approach to Managing IT-Based Risk.” Communications of the Association for Information Systems 25, no. 41
(December 2009): 519–30. Reproduced by permission of the Association for Information Systems.
Not so long ago, IT-based risk was a fairly low-key activity focused on whether IT could deliver projects successfully and keep its applications up and run-ning (McKeen and Smith 2003). But with the opening up of the organization’s
boundaries to external partners and service providers, external electronic communica-
tions, and online services, managing IT-based risk has morphed into a “bet the com-
pany” proposition. Not only is the scope of the job bigger, but also the stakes are much
higher. As companies have become more dependent on IT for everything they do, the
costs of service disruption have escalated exponentially. Now, when a system goes
down, the company effectively stops working and customers cannot be served. And
criminals routinely seek ways to wreak havoc with company data, applications, and
Web sites. New regulations to protect privacy and increase accountability have also
made executives much more sensitive to the consequences of inadequate IT security
practices—either internally or from service providers. In addition, the risk of losing or
compromising company information has risen steeply. No longer are a company’s files
locked down and accessible only by company staff. Today, company information can be
exposed to the public in literally hundreds of ways. Our increasing mobility, the porta-
bility of storage devices, and the growing sophistication of cyber threats are just a few
of the more noteworthy means.
Therefore, the job of managing IT-based risk has become much broader and more
complex, and it is now widely recognized as an integral part of any technology-based
work—no matter how minor. As a result, many IT organizations have been given the
responsibility of not only managing risk in their own activities (i.e., project develop-
ment, operations, and delivering business strategy) but also of managing IT-based risk
in all company activities (e.g., mobile computing, file sharing, and online access to infor-
mation and software). Whereas in the past companies have sought to achieve security
Chapter 10 • Managing IT-Based Risk 131
through physical or technological means (e.g., locked rooms, virus scanners), under-
standing is now growing that managing IT-based risk must be a strategic and holistic
activity that is not just the responsibility of a small group of IT specialists but also part
of the mind-set that extends from partners and suppliers to employees and customers.
This chapter explores how organizations are addressing and coping with increas-
ing IT-based risk. It first looks at the challenges facing IT managers in the arena of.
Security - intelligence - maturity-model-ciso-whitepaperCMR WORLD TECH
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Address Threat Management - No Ifs and ButsAegify Inc.
Statistics prove beyond doubt that cyber criminals are after the sensitive and confidential information of the enterprises. Hence, in normal circumstances, the greatest concern of any enterprise today should be information security.
eGestalt Named a 2012 ‘Emerging Vendor’by CRN and UBM ChannelAegify Inc.
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Most people and organization’s conjecture, IT compliance and security to be all about security professionals and CIO’s deploying anti-malware, anti-spyware and firewall protection systems, to keep the information systems and critical data safe. The process also includes managing regulatory compliance requirements that governs the modern day IT landscape.
Importance of Healthcare Compliance SolutionsAegify Inc.
Today, with the plethora of regulations enacted by numerous governing bodies, people can question about the requirement for yet another regulation relating to health care compliance. There are cases, when while assuring that that your healthcare facilities are Medicare compliant, there can be certain complications in the process itself.
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We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
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In this keynote, Luan Wise will provide invaluable insights to elevate your employer brand on social media platforms including LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok. You'll learn how compelling content can authentically showcase your company culture, values, and employee experiences to support your talent acquisition and retention objectives. Additionally, you'll understand the power of employee advocacy to amplify reach and engagement – helping to position your organization as an employer of choice in today's competitive talent landscape.
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SecureGRC: Unification of Security Monitoring and IT-GRC
1. White Paper
Abstract......................................................... 3 June, 2010
GRC – the challenges are
significant ..................................................... 3 Concerns towards effective information governance and
IT-GRC - an approach framework ............. 5 risk management strengthen from the increasing trend in
New ways of managing new risks – cyber-security and data breaches, the average cost per
Call for innovative solutions ...................... 6 breach being US$202. As per a recent survey in 2009,
SecureGRC from eGestalt .......................... 8 Corporations lost $1 trillion worldwide as a result of data
loss, both malicious and accidental. The impact of the
breach leaves no segment untouched – retail, technology
firms, medical industry and even the defense!
The next generation solution needs to integrate and
automate GRC combining compliance workflow with
control assessment automation and security monitoring.
3. SecureGRC: Unification of Security Monitoring and IT-GRC:
The Next Generation of IT Compliance and Business Risk Management
eGestalt Technologies Inc.
Integration and automation of IT-GRC with Security: Why is there a need
Page | 3
and why is it the next big thing? Why should enterprises care?
Abstract
Concerns towards effective information governance and risk management strengthen from the increasing trend in
cyber-security and data breaches, the average cost per breach being US$202. As per a recent survey in 2009,
Corporations lost $1 trillion worldwide as a result of data loss, both malicious and accidental. The impact of the
breach leaves no segment untouched – retail, technology firms, medical industry and even the defense!
An innovative tool, IT GRC management software, has emerged to address some of these problems. The “G” in GRC –
governance – connects security management practices with enterprise wide governance and overall risk that goes
beyond information technology. However the IT-GRC tools are not integrated with the security monitoring tools in the
enterprise leading to disparate views assessment of the enterprise risk, leading to risk and liability exposure which can
lead to catastrophic results.
The next generation solution needs to integrate and automate GRC combining compliance workflow with control
assessment automation and security monitoring. SecureGRC from eGestalt Technologies, is a comprehensive solution
covering enterprise security, governance, risk management, audit, and compliance needs through a unified solution
offering delivered via Software as a service.
Read on…
GRC – the challenges are significant
You might not know it yet, but your organization and possibly even you are involved in IT GRC (aka IT
Governance, Risk and Compliance) activities – every day! If you worry about compliance, deal with risks to
information systems, think about controls and even simply report to IT senior management, you are doing IT-
GRC. Moreover, it is likely that you’re not doing it well.
From a stage when organizations were blissfully ignorant of the impact of information security infringements,
more focused on finding automated business solutions through information technology, today the awareness
is growing and organizations are investing heavily on IT security solutions. With a number of solutions,
products and platforms that are available in the market, the security products have evolved over a period of
time – typically as any software solution that have emerged in the enterprise segment – pieces of solutions
that address or focus on some specific elements of the problem. Organizations were left to themselves in
managing all the technical and policy controls that they implemented for risk reduction and compliance.
Concerns towards effective information governance and risk management strengthen from the increasing
trend in cyber-security and data breaches. The press today – online and traditional print media, has plenty of
stories of such incidents. Surveys and research studies keep reinforcing the lack of security, or where
measures exist, their lack of effectiveness to counter the security threats; Cyber threat and cyber security are
hot topics today.
4. The 2009 Data Breach Investigations
Report from Verizon Business for
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instance , reports “90 confirmed
breaches within our 2008 caseload
encompass an astounding 285 million
compromised records”. In further Page | 4
analyzing as to who were behind the
data breaches, the report highlights
the incidence of ‘external sources’
behind the data breaches as the
highest.
The report also highlights that the
highest cause of the breach is due to
‘significant errors ‘- 67%! The report adds, “99.9% of the records were compromised from data resident on
internal servers and applications”!
And the costs of all kinds of breaches are mind boggling. Costs from the largest computer data breach in
corporate history at TJX, in which more than 45 million customer Credit and Debit card numbers were stolen
was estimated at US$ 256 million! Gartner analysts estimate that the cost of sensitive data break will increase
20 percent per year through 2009. “When you consider that the average cost per record breached is US$ 202,
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it becomes clear just how much we all stand to lose” .
Who are the most affected? The retail industry (35%), followed by technology firms (20%), banking and
financial industry (20%), medical industry (15%) and the defense industry (10%) What these figures signify is
the truth – ‘better the security infrastructure lower is the percentage of breaches’. Overall, only 5% of the
companies resort to security monitoring! The majority (55%) has absolutely no mechanisms for monitoring,
and the rest 40% conveniently outsourced the IT security
monitoring functions to managed services providers.
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15 most common security attacks: The 15 most common security attacks are in the side bar . On
1. Key-logging and spyware top of the increase in threat levels and dramatic rise in
2. Backdoor or command/control regulatory activity, complexity of information technology also
3. SQL injection
4. System access / privilege abuse
goes up. Companies now have to deal with complex,
5. Unauthorized access via default credentials networked systems that perform critical business functions and
6. Violation of acceptable use & other policies might have components deployed inside the enterprise, on
7. Unauthorized access via weak or
misconfigured access control lists (ACLs) partner networks and also on private and public cloud
8. Packet sniffer infrastructure. More and more assets also use virtualization
9. Unauthorized access via stolen credentials
10. Pre-texting or social engineering technology to achieve cost savings as well as other benefits
11. Authentication bypass such as energy savings and improved infrastructure resiliency.
12. Physical theft of asset
13. Brute-force attack IT-GRC does NOT stop threats; it helps people manage “the
14. RAM scraper
15. Phishing whole process” of IT security, compliance, and risk management
through policy guidelines and implementation. Complying with
a regulatory framework, as a first step, reduces the risk
significantly, as these regulations or standards are the collective
5. wisdom of specialists in the society and thereby helps reduce the risk exposure through adoption of the best
practices prevalent in the industry.
All such facts leave the CSOs and CISOs, the custodian for IT security, searching for solutions that would help
him and the enterprise.
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As organizations deploy more tools and more technologies to deal with threats, regulations and IT
operational issues, the complexity of security management also goes up by a significant amount. However,
few organizations consider how they would govern all these safeguards, both technical, process, and people
based. A special category of tools, IT GRC management, has emerged to solve these problems.
GRC solutions deliver a higher level functionality than specific security tools (such as network IPS) and even
high level than security management tools (such as SIEM). The “G” in GRC – governance – connects security
management practices with enterprise wide business processes and governance and with overall business
risk that goes beyond information technology.
In order to get a comprehensive picture, we need to go back into some fundamentals. What does IT
Governance call for and fundamentally what is it?
Good Governance calls four simple steps:
1. Establish objectives and process for attaining those
objectives, and reaching a new state, integrating
the fact that this is an iterative process (Plan);
2. Implement the new process (Do); Do something as
part of the action plan in moving towards the end
results; processes and good practices or
mandatory compliance requirements and risk
mitigation
3. Measure new state against expected results
(outcomes) to ascertain variance (Check); Learning
occurs continuously which can result in redefining
the desired state, state, identify the gaps, improve
the planning and implementation steps
4. Audit to measure the resultant state (was it as expected? – Short of it? – Nowhere near it?)
Determine cause of variance, determine changes for improvement, and repeat the sequence (Act).
Readers would be familiar with the above PDCA model [Dr. W. Edward Deming]
Let us look at the information security from a simple 6-A principle: The Six A’s are Awareness – Availability –
Assessment – Acceptance – Action - Audit. Awareness gets us to recognizing the truth that security threats
are a reality and just therefore cannot ignore it. This awareness makes one to look at the ‘availability’ of data
within the enterprise through logs, and network packets captured. The next step is to examine the available
data which is the assessment phase which includes analysis of the data to pinpoint specific security breaches
or understand a broad pattern. The analysis followed by recognition of the threats and accepting the
vulnerability, results in action. The appropriateness of the action has to be audited which highlights any
existing gap that is still vulnerable and needs to be plugged. This is a continuous process.
Early IT GRC tools were engineered to require massive volumes of Consulting Services (exceeding the cost of
the tool itself in most cases). They also had issues handling larger volumes of control and compliance data.
6. Such tools failed to deliver on the promise of peer comparisons across organizations in regards to their
approach to security management, compliance management and overall risk management, thus leaving
enterprises in the dark about how well they’re doing with security, risk and compliance. Finally, the old GRC
tools relied on other – often expensive and themselves hard to deploy - Security Products to deliver security
monitoring and control assessments.
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application silos, with their own deployments in the enterprise with no interaction and communications
amongst them leading to disparate and perhaps incomplete assessment of the business risk. This means that
the policies defined by the IT-GRC framework is not calibrated with the reality on the ground as measured
through the security assessment and management tools. This can lead to a huge gap in reality about the
desired business risk and the reality on the ground, leading to potentially huge risks and liabilities due to
threats and vulnerabilities.
A new innovative approach is required to integrate and automate GRC tools by combining compliance
workflow with control assessment automation and security monitoring. Such a solution when deployed in
the cloud enables simplified deployments, unlimited scalability and extensibility. It enables easier “pay-as-
you-grow” subscription based consumption model enabling wide spread adoption through a SaaS model.
New ways of managing new risks – Call for innovative solutions
The next generation Enterprise solution should holistically cover all aspects of threats – internal or external,
accidental or deliberate, intentional or unintentional through an effective system of IT governance, well
evolved IT Risk mitigation system, and the flexibility and extensibility to plug in the requirements of any new
regulation, present or in the future to seamlessly address many compliance requirements. This calls for not
only new approach to addressing compliance solutions, but also for information security monitoring, 24 X 7,
for all activities of the Enterprise assets and users in real-time, insiders and outsiders, by fully capturing all
the data transferred, by analyzing them for events, patterns, incidents, to make a quick and meaningful
analysis of any impending threats. Even where security violations have happened, the solution should bring it
to the attention of decision makers in real-time, with all the information required for making a decision
before it turns out into a debilitating impact with wide-reaching regulatory impact. For example, relevant
regulations, affected critical assets and other information about the affected business function needs to be
available immediately after a violation or missing critical control is detected.
Deployed in the cloud, such tools should integrate, security monitoring, automate end-point assessment with
compliance and management workflows. They should resolve the security and compliance manageability
challenges and break the spell of “management via Excel spreadsheet.” These new tools should deliver value
for both strategic and day-to-day compliance management as well as security monitoring and data protection
and thus help both executive management and “in the trenches” IT professionals and security analysts.
The combined solution should therefore provide:
1. Integrated compliance management and security monitoring - solution should be configurable as
per the security policies requirements for each enterprise; Compliance and risk management
workflows for management and IT professionals; automatic compliance scanning.
2. Multiple global regulations support “out of the box”; Compliance framework should address the
compliance requirements of ISO, COBiT, BASEL II, FISMA, PCI, SOX, HIPAA, GLBA, RBI, IRDA, NSE, BSE,
MCX, NCDEX, and any global, industry- or country- specific frameworks that require to be complied
7. with. It should come with a readily available and useful content to address the regulations and not
require the user to actually pay to build such content
3. Automated control assessment - It should automate online questionnaires to quickly assess the gaps
in compliance, asset management, audit and compliance management, vulnerability checks,
extensive report generation facilities, email integration, alert management, workflow schema, user
access control, etc Such questionnaire should significantly reduce the burden of assessing the non-
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4. Secure end-point devices – where a lot of sensitive and regulated data is stored - that should be
easily accessible for remote monitoring and centrally managing, provide endpoint visibility such as
the devices accessing a secure network via Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB, FireWire, PCMCIA, serial and other
ports
5. The security solutions for monitoring the network traffic should cater to the following features
a. Real-time network intelligence and advanced integrated tools for network forensics, fully
integrated into risk and compliance views, not only for threat monitoring
b. Full packet capture, use of live network sessions and a rules based analytical process
c. Not limited by constraints inherent in only using signatures, log files and statistics
d. Must be ‘obsolete-proof’ through auto-learning capability by offering extensible
infrastructure for rules-based and interactive session analysis across the entire protocol
stack – from the network to the application layer
e. Provide an effective and highly automated process for problem detection, investigation and
resolution, mitigating the IT risks lowering the overall business impact
6. It should address business problems through detection of advanced threats, acceleration of incident
response, policy and compliance verification, insider threat identification through 360 view of insider
threats, incident impact assessment, and application and content monitoring
7. Must scale up to global enterprises and down to small and medium businesses, struggling under the
same regulatory burden as large organizations
8. Capability to integrate multiple solutions to provide a complete picture to truly secure the enterprise
and prove that you have indeed done so to the auditors and business partners
9. The solution must deliver compelling value to the organization and be affordable Cloud based suite
of services brings down the cost to enterprises including SMB Cloud delivery and “pay as you go”
that would reduce the total cost of ownership compared to legacy tools and on-premise solutions
An effective and a complete combined solution must provide for a comprehensive security coverage that
would simplify the management of multiple compliance mandate and conflicting security goals, deliver
objective security metrics and be more affordable than legacy tools through innovative business models built
around the cloud infrastructure and SaaS delivery model.
Today’s increased mobility, connectivity, complexity combined with demands for increased productivity
offers equally increased vulnerability of endpoints wide open to data leakage and theft, introduction of
malware and other cybercrime. GRC provides the framework while integrated security monitoring allows
assessing technical controls, validating the policy implementation and assessing risk management
dynamically to ensure efficacy of the IT-GRC management system.
Thus, a new generation of solutions is a compelling requirement that should integrate IT GRC and security
monitoring tools to finally deliver on the vision of “a single pane of glass” for CSOs, allowing them to
effortlessly view all security and compliance issues across the organization, its partners and service providers.
8. SecureGRC from eGestalt
SecureGRC from eGestalt Technologies, is a comprehensive solution of all enterprise security, governance,
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risk management, audit and compliance needs through a unified solution offering, SecureGRC . SecureGRC
is the first break through solution as it provides a comprehensive solution to address all aspects of
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information security and IT compliance. SecureGRC delivers what customers have been looking for - an
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integrated solution for security and IT-GRC through an integrated dashboard facilitating comprehensive log
management, network monitoring and end-point assessment.
SecureGRC addresses all the requirements for the next generation unified solution mentioned in the previous
section and a lot more.
SecureGRC includes all security and IT-GRC functions required to be compliant with ready to use compliance
frameworks from across the world, leading edge context-based inference engines, most advanced alert
processing and an easy-to-use logging and monitoring solution. It has built-in framework support for
Compliance requirements of many countries which are ready to use and deliver value during the audits.
SecureGRC helps to assess and proactively deal with business risks, security threats, compliance policy and
other IT-Security and GRC policy controls. It provides integrated coverage of security and compliance
management, from endpoints and networks to management workflows and reporting, from end-point
security through Network forensics and advanced threat detection to ensuring compliance with regulations
as required in any country A solution is deployed in the cloud with on-premise and hybrid option an available
on request.
SecureGRC is offered as a ‘pay-as-your-grow’, Software-as-a-service (SaaS) model targeted at Enterprises,
including small and medium business segments. Through a patent pending innovate architecture and
algorithms, the SecureGRC solution lowers the total cost of ownership dramatically, and thereby enabling
enterprises, including SMB’s to adopt IT-GRC and Information security services at a fraction of the cost of any
other available solution.
Multiple deployment models are available including hybrid deployment models with on-premise software
component if required (Customer Premises Equipment). It helps reducing the cost of IT Security significantly
compared to other legacy tools, deployed as traditional enterprise software.
About eGestalt
eGestalt Technologies Inc. is a world-class, innovation driven, leading provider of cloud computing based
Enterprise solutions for Information Security and IT-GRC Management. eGestalt is headquartered in Santa
Clara, California, and has offices in US, Asia-Pacific and Middle East.
eGestalt Technologies Inc., USA, was founded in 2009 by former executives from Fortune 100 companies,
Chandrasekhar Bilugu, Chairman and Managing Director and Anupam Sahai, President. The Consulting and
development team in eGestalt Technologies in India was founded in 2007 by former Intel and IBM executives.
For further information about the company, please visit http://www.egestalt.com
References:
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Verizon business, 2009 Data Breach Investigation Report
ii
http://www.pcicomplianceguide.org/merchants-20090416-cost-data-breach.php
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http://www.net-security.org/secworld.php?id=8597