Following the continuous rage of the COVID-19 pandemic, organizations face a difficult task to secure the workload and devices of the employees scattered around the world.

As a home has become the new office, it unveiled serious organizational cybersecurity gaps. Experts say that simply installing antivirus software or encrypting traffic on a company-issued MacBook is not enough – companies need to actively monitor their attack surface and be aware of the risks they are exposed to. 

To discuss enterprise security, we invited Michael Peters, the CEO of Continuum GRC. Michael explains that to ensure that business operations are secure, organizations must be able to eliminate oncoming threats and have a clear view of their own cybersecurity landscape.

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Corporate compliance is a major undertaking for a few reasons–IT systems become complex, work forces grow to hundreds of individuals with different levels of access to information and public corporations must file difficult financial and security attestations annually to prevent fraud. 

One of the essential forms of financial and IT compliance for publicly-traded companies in the U.S. is SOX 404 compliance, or compliance with Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. 

Learn more about SOX 404 and how it might impact your company.

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PCI compliance is a hot topic these days. While payment processing seemed like the domain of large enterprises and retailers, the expansion of cloud-based processing and online storefronts have blurred the lines between processors, merchants and secure, compliant systems. 

Many organizations seek their PCI compliance certification to cover their bases with payment processing and data storage. As these enterprises collect card data, payment information, and other data types, this compliance helps them maintain good standing with the credit card companies and their customers. 

Learn the basics of PCI compliance and auditing in this article. 

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