Cloud Security AWS: Essential Configurations for Multi-Account Protection
AWS's shared responsibility model, IAM, multi-account architecture, and the misconfigurations that cause the most data leaks.
Third-party risk, cybersecurity, privacy, continuity and AI applied to risk management.
Spreadsheets in separate drives, unanswered questionnaire emails, contracts in legal, and incidents in the SIEM. When a vendor fails, who has the complete picture?
AWS's shared responsibility model, IAM, multi-account architecture, and the misconfigurations that cause the most data leaks.
The 18 CIS Controls v8, organized into Implementation Groups, offer a prioritized, objective path to reducing risk with limited resources.
ISO 27001:2022 trimmed Annex A down to 93 controls across 4 themes. Here's what changed and the 7 steps to implement an ISMS from scratch.
Learn how to map personal data, build a Data Protection Impact Report (DPIA), and demonstrate LGPD compliance.
NIST CSF 2.0 introduced the GOVERN function and repositioned security as a strategic leadership responsibility. Here's what changed and how to adapt your program.
PCI-DSS v4.0 brought mandatory MFA, continuous monitoring, and the customized approach. Here are the 4 merchant levels and where to start your compliance journey.
Third-Party Risk Management is one of the fastest-growing areas in GRC. Here's how to build a vendor due diligence process that actually reduces risk.
AI in GRC doesn't replace human judgment — it eliminates repetitive manual work. Here's where it already delivers real value and where the decision should stay human.
Having an incident response playbook is the difference between controlling an attack and losing control. Here's how to build one based on NIST SP 800-61.
ISO 31000 isn't certifiable, but it's the methodological foundation of any serious risk management program. Here are the principles and how to build a program from scratch.
Zero Trust replaces implicit perimeter trust with continuous verification. Here are the 5 pillars and a realistic implementation roadmap.
CVSS, EPSS, and remediation SLAs: how to build a mature vulnerability management program that prioritizes what actually matters.
SOC 2 Type II is the most requested security report from enterprise buyers. Here's what the Trust Services Criteria mean and how to prepare your SaaS company.
The risk matrix is one of the most used — and most misused — tools in GRC. Here's how to calibrate it so it actually reflects your business reality.
Spreadsheets in separate drives, unanswered questionnaire emails, contracts in legal, and incidents in the SIEM. When a vendor fails, who has the complete picture?
Directly attacking a well-protected company is getting too expensive. Attacking one of its software vendors with privileged access is far more efficient. Attackers already know this.
Compliance frameworks were created to demonstrate conformance, not to predict incidents. When an attack happens through an ISO 27001-certified vendor, the problem isn't the framework — it's how we use it.
Every TPRM platform now talks about AI. But what does artificial intelligence actually change in vendor assessments — and what is still a roadmap promise?
Your company handles personal data carefully. But what about the 40 vendors who have access to the same data? The LGPD makes no distinction between you and them — and regulators don't either.
The annual third-party assessment cycle was born from an operational limitation, not from risk logic. In a world where threats evolve in days, reviewing vendors once a year is deliberate blindness.