Empower Your Security Team with Continuous Control Monitoring
Cyber compliance is more crucial than ever. Faced with ransomware, unpatched vulnerabilities, and regulatory pressures, today's CISOs are tasked with demonstrating effective cyber governance continuously. With internal resources stretched thin and IT environments growing more complex, 90% of security leaders report increased pressure to provide assurance on security controls. Traditional methods are insufficient for today's demands, pushing organizations to adopt automated controls monitoring.
Professionals from KPMG and Panaseer explore the current pressures facing security teams and how a new approach to assurance and compliance can transform ways of working.
In this paper, we explore three key challenges and how an automated, continuous approach to controls monitoring can enhance your cybersecurity operations.
Trust, Transparency, and Continuous Compliance
How a new approach to controls monitoring empowers security teams to build stakeholder trust, address hidden risks, and demonstrate compliance
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You can’t protect what you can’t see. Today’s complex IT environments, with countless security tools in use across complicated organization structures, mean unknown hidden control gaps—leaving the business exposed to cybersecurity threats.
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Increasing regulatory and audit demands mean security teams are having to face being “audit-ready” and able to rapidly produce reports from an overwhelming amount of data, demonstrating cyber governance, compliance, and industry leading-practice, without disrupting daily operations.
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Prioritization of security operations by technical criticality alone is a one-dimensional approach to risk management, that doesn’t consider the priorities and risk appetite of the business. Without direct access to performance data, control owners are unable to take accountability for the impact on an organization’s risk management and security posture.
We understand the multifaceted challenges of cybersecurity today. In the past, organizations have concentrated on developing their risk and control frameworks, aligning them with organizational entities, and conducting assessments through GRC tools to gain insights into risk and compliance.
While this approach provides a level of insight, it may be an incomplete view of an organization’s cybersecurity risk and compliance posture. It provides only point-in-time insights that quickly become outdated and are not scalable with the evolving threat landscape and organizational changes.
Creating an effective CCM framework can be daunting—but the potential benefits of an automated approach are too significant to ignore. Extracting actionable insights from the data necessitates a well-designed framework. This involves establishing robust governance, creating a comprehensive data model, designing an effective solution architecture, and implementing seamless data integration and analysis processes.
Six Key Steps to Implement CCM:
Panaseer is a CCM platform that empowers cybersecurity risk and compliance leaders in complex enterprises to manage risk and reduce control failures.
Daily, objective insights into controls coverage, effectiveness, and performance help cybersecurity leaders to address hidden risks, strengthen governance, speed up compliance reporting, and maintain continuous audit readiness. Unlike other solutions, Panaseer combines data science with best-practice cybersecurity expertise, offering an independent, flexible solution that's purpose-built for enterprise data volumes.
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