Compliance Advisory
OF COMPANIES EXPECT ANNUAL INCREASES IN REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS
OF COMPANIES HAVE OVER 500 ACCOUNTS WITH NON-EXPIRING PASSWORDS
OF ALL SENSITIVE FILES ARE ACCESSIBLE TO ALL EMPLOYEES
Sources: Thomson Reuters; Varonis
“Our expert team can help you meet evolving regulatory requirements and achieve compliance with standards like CMMC, HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST, and more.”
Overcoming Compliance Challenges: Navigating Regulations, Resources, and Risks
All of which require organizations to be agile, well-resourced, and continuously informed to ensure adherence to regulatory standards and safeguard against emerging risks.
Understanding Regulations
Regulations are complex and can vary depending on the industry, making it challenging for organizations to keep up with the latest requirements and ensure compliance.
Resource Constraints
Effective compliance management requires dedicated personnel, technology, and infrastructure, which can be costly and difficult to implement for smaller organizations.
Evolving Threat Landscape
The threat landscape is constantly evolving, and organizations must continually adapt their compliance management practices to stay ahead of new and emerging risks.
Inadequate Processes
Inadequate policies, procedures, and training can compromise the effectiveness of compliance management, leading to errors and failures to comply with regulations.
What We Deliver: Compliance Advisory
Readiness Assessment
Assessment, analysis, and recommendations for your organization’s current compliance readiness and growth plans
Detailed Gap Analysis
Identify and strategize policy and procedure recommendations and remediation guidance for areas requiring compliance improvement
Remediation
Document, implement, and finalize necessary system and security enhancements to meet requirements
Continuous Compliance
Support ongoing management and evidence collection for a sustainable compliance practice through managed cybersecurity services
BENEFITS TO YOUR BUSINESS
Identify and mitigate potential risks, reducing the likelihood of non-compliance and associated financial and reputational losses
Avoid costly fines, legal action, and reputational damage associated with non-compliance
Maintain your reputation by demonstrating your commitment to protecting customer data and assets
Navigate complex regulatory requirements and ensure effective compliance management practices
Why Concertium?
| EXPERIENCE & EXPERTISE
We have nearly 30 years of experience in managing and protecting technology infrastructures, allowing a more comprehensive approach to meeting your business, compliance, and cybersecurity needs.
| INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS
We offer advanced capabilities curated by our forward-thinking engineers and innovative partnerships to drive industry-leading technology.
| END-TO-END CAPABILITY
Unlike many providers, we have professional expertise and services from strategy to setting up the appropriate infrastructure, security controls, and ongoing security and IT management.
| HANDS-ON PARTNERSHIP
We take a hands-on, collaborative approach to identify solutions and potential new areas of improvement that align with your company’s vision.
FAQ
SIEM stands for Security Information and Event Management. It is a comprehensive solution that combines Security Information Management (SIM) and Security Event Management (SEM) to provide real-time analysis of security alerts generated by various hardware and software applications in an organization’s IT infrastructure.
SIEM is crucial for cybersecurity because it centralizes the collection and analysis of security data, helping organizations detect, investigate, and respond to security incidents promptly. It provides insights into potential threats and vulnerabilities and aids in compliance reporting.
A SIEM system works by collecting and aggregating log data generated throughout an organization’s technology infrastructure, including network devices, servers, and applications. It then uses correlation rules and algorithms to analyze this data in real-time, generating alerts and reports when it detects unusual or potentially malicious activities.
Key features of a SIEM system include log management, real-time event correlation, user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), threat intelligence integration, incident response automation, and reporting and dashboard capabilities. These features help organizations monitor their security posture effectively.
Implementing and maintaining a SIEM solution can be challenging due to several factors:
- High initial costs.
- Complex configuration and customization requirements.
- A significant volume of alerts, which may lead to alert fatigue.
- Ongoing maintenance and the need for skilled personnel.
- Ensuring the SIEM system is properly integrated with an organization’s infrastructure and tailored to its specific needs.
- Successful SIEM implementation requires careful planning, ongoing tuning, and a commitment to keeping the system up to date with evolving threats and technologies.
