Take the drama out of compliance audits and scale your GRC program with data

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Achieve continuous controls monitoring with DataBee

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Robust and actionable compliance reporting

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Enhanced compliance lifecycle communication

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Continuous compliance as a shared responsibility

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It’s time to put manual controls monitoring in the past.

Complexity is the enemy of security. The rise of point tool arsenals stretches security budgets thin and makes proving compliance and effectiveness challenging. In addition to external regulatory requirements, GRC teams are still unable to break the vicious cycle of producing reports manually.

Expanded attack surface
Your company’s digital and cloud footprint is broadening daily and creates more access points for unsightly behaviors. Monitoring and measuring security controls requires seasoned experts to have a deep understanding of the business and attack vectors.
Ineffective cybersecurity measurements
Security and IT teams love their cyber tools, however justifying the cost of investment and assessing the effectiveness can be formidable tasks. Black box tools with poor integration features and risk scores without context continue to muddy the waters - and what’s left is a lack of trust between your security team and executives.
Regulatory constraints
The scope and extent of data sovereignty and data privacy laws and regulatory requirements adds mounting pressure on enterprises and agencies. In addition, investigations and incident response need fast access to large and historical data sets. However searching for the right data for controls and compliance reporting is resource intensive and data retention is expensive. 
Why Continuous Controls Compliance (CCM) now?

Continuous controls monitoring is a game changer for security transformation and outcomes to ensure that security controls are optimally performing and organizations are compliant. CCM allows for proactive security and risk management to keep organizations on track with changing regulations and requirements. And as a result, a strong, data-centric CCM program and consulting from GRC experts like that from DataBee can boosts cross-department communication and accountability while strengthening your security posture.

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(1) Setting organization-specific criteria

Every organization has their own risk appetite and control objectives. Your criteria should be developed based on your own security portfolio. Evaluate your business needs and workshop a security architecture that can start you on your CCM journey.

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(2) Collect and enrich security data

Before you can create dashboards, you need data. Logs, events, and data are in no short supply, but this stage is important to setting up a functional CCM program. Disparate data sources need standardization and enrichment so that you can tap into insights that are connected and provide actionable intelligence for your team. Afterall, scores are meaningless without context.

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(3) Operationalize and optimize reports

Now you can put CCM into practice that you continue to optimize based on your business needs. Using accessible, integrated data from your environment you can detect anomalies or insufficient controls of your assets. For organizations in regulated industries, the same dataset can be operationalized to compliance framework so you can fix controls before the next audit, providing your security and GRC teams peace of mind.

What's the buzz about CCM?

Watch our LinkedIn Live about DataBee 1.5 where we introduces a data-centric approach to continuous controls monitoring (CCM) for the security, risk, and compliance data fabric platform.

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