The rapidly evolving regulatory landscape has become increasingly complex and challenging for organizations to navigate. To address these complexities, the Compliance-as-a-Service (CaaS) business model has emerged as a valuable solution for organizations seeking to maintain regulatory compliance while minimizing risk. 

This blog delves into the CaaS business model, exploring its key features, benefits, and limitations. As more organizations turn to CaaS solutions to manage their compliance requirements, understanding the intricacies of this business model becomes essential for maintaining a strong compliance posture and mitigating risks in a modern regulatory environment.

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Security frameworks and regulations will inevitably dictate that organizations have the capabilities to deny access from unauthorized users. This facet of cybersecurity is so fundamental to compliance more broadly that it’s essentially impossible to engage in proper security without considering access control.

This article will discuss access controls and authorization as part of a larger approach to Identity and Access Management (IAM). 

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One of the cornerstones of cybersecurity has been the protection of software. These applications have been installed on local machines or workstations for most of the computing history. Hackers would use different approaches to gain access to these machines using corrupted software or other means. 

In modern times, the proliferation of web applications and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) has opened up many new functions and features for users–and, unfortunately, many new attack surfaces. 

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