Data anonymization and tokenization are essential techniques for SOC 2 security requirements and, in a larger context, for data privacy. By implementing these data protection methods, organizations can bolster their privacy controls, reduce risk, and demonstrate commitment to SOC 2 privacy compliance.
This article discusses how data anonymization and tokenization work, their differences, and how they help organizations comply with SOC 2 privacy criteria.
CMMC Level 2 has stringent requirements, emphasizing code security to protect sensitive data across software and IT systems that contractors maintain. With the rise of cyber threats targeting government suppliers, the CMMC framework establishes essential protocols contractors must implement, ultimately bolstering code security practices.
This article examines how CMMC Level 2 impacts code security for government contractors, the security controls that matter most, and how contractors can navigate this compliance level to protect software integrity and resilience.
Extended detection and response systems have emerged as powerful tools for enhancing security operations and audit readiness across several compliance and security standards. By integrating various security tools and providing advanced threat detection and response capabilities, XDR platforms enable contractors to meet CMMC requirements effectively while strengthening their security posture.
This article examines how XDR solutions can support CMMC audit readiness, streamline compliance efforts, and enhance incident response capabilities, which are essential for protecting Controlled Unclassified Information.