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It's no overstatement to say that effective data security and compliance behaviors hold immense significance in building trust with clients and partners, aligning with top data protection standards, and enhancing your organization's security posture. Easier said than done, right?

That's where SOC 2 Compliance enters the equation.

Our latest blog dives deep into SOC 2: what it is, why it's essential, and how you can achieve compliance while streamlining your operations. Whether you're new to the risk industry or an experienced pro, this is a must-read. 👉 https://bit.ly/436hrCW

Stay ahead of the curve and share this valuable resource with your network to promote a safer and more secure digital environment. Knowledge is power! 💪

What is SOC 2 Compliance? Definition, Benefits & More | LogicGate | LogicGate Risk Cloud Demonstrating SOC 2 compliance allows organizations to bolster their overall cybersecurity posture and provide assurance to stakeholders, customers, and prospective clients. Here's how it's done.

Are you attending the Forrester Security & Risk Forum 2023?

This one of a kind event brings together Forrester analysts, sponsors, industry leaders, and your peers to discover how security and risk leaders are building – and maintaining – trust and find key strategic opportunities to help secure your organization.

If you'll be in attendance, don't miss seeing LogicGate at booth K1!

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Forrester's Security & Risk Forum Come visit LogicGate at booth K1! GRC experts to chat with? Check. Exclusive LogicGate swag? Check. A first-hand look at our Risk Cloud platform? Check.

The impact of a single data breach can be felt by an organization — and its customers — for years to come. In the worst-case scenarios, they can lead to:

➡️ Loss of customer trust and major reputational damage
➡️ Loss of vital data and time to return to standard operations
➡️ Potential for future data loss from similar threat actors

One ramification that may not be immediately considered, though, is the legal fallout from the federal agencies like the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission due to failure to comply with commonly known regulations.

Case in point: According to a recent legal filing, SolarWinds is alleged to have misled investors about their cyber risk insecurities prior to their infamous 2020 breach, including ignoring "repeated red flags about SolarWinds' cyber risks, which were well known throughout the company."

Read more about this recent suit at BleepingComputer: https://bit.ly/3tViPw7

Does your organization need a cyber risk re-evaluation to make sure it's on the right side of SEC regulations? If you're not sure, check out how Risk Cloud can help answer the question ➡️ https://bit.ly/49jERZt

SEC sues SolarWinds for misleading investors before 2020 hack The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) today charged SolarWinds with defrauding investors by allegedly concealing cybersecurity defense issues before a December 2020 linked to APT29, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) hacking division.

Your cyber risk and IT security team knows about phishing. It's likely that your employees do, too, and are trained to detect, avoid, and report these types of attacks.

But how many of them have heard about 'quishing,' a type of attack delivered via QR code?

That's right — a seemingly innocuous QR-code can provide threat actors with the same access to your internal network as the link click in an email. And these creative attacks are only becoming more prevalent and more organizations grant broader access across a variety of devices.

Learn more about these types of attacks, and why effective cyber risk tools and training is an absolute must, at ZDNET ➡️ https://zd.net/3s8RDJM

Quishing is the new phishing: What you need to know Cybercrime always seems to find a new way to take advantage of modern technologies and now QR codes are the next it thing.

Cybersecurity and compliance go hand in hand. In this webinar, we will delve into the latest cybersecurity disclosure rules mandated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and explore how organizations can effectively navigate and comply with these regulations.

Join us this Thursday for an ITGRC Forum webinar to strengthen your organization's cybersecurity posture and resilience against cybersecurity risks, as we take a deep dive into the new rules and the specific reporting processes set to take effect on December 15, 2023.

Attendees will earn 1.5 CPE credits and learn about:

➡️ The recently enacted SEC cybersecurity disclosure rules and their implications for publicly traded companies.
➡️ Best practices for aligning cybersecurity policies and practices with regulatory requirements to ensure compliance.
➡️ The core cybersecurity practices necessary to establish a resilient compliance posture.
➡️ Actionable takeaways and a roadmap for implementing robust cybersecurity disclosure practices within their organization.

If you work in cyber risk, you won't want to miss this one! https://bit.ly/3u1csXR

CPE | Adopting the New SEC Cybersecurity Disclosure Rules for Compliance Resilience | Compliance | Webinars: Cybersecurity Essentials for Compliance Resilience When: Nov. 2 | 2023 Attend In an era of escalating cyber threats and evolving regulations, building a robust cybersecurity foundation