BCM Policy, Risk Assessment, BIA: Part 2

Unless you have been hiding under a rock for over a year, you and your peers have realized that Third-Party Risk is a major component of overall risk management and security programs. In this webinar you will hear the top lessons learned from Modulo’s years of implementing IT vendor risk programs, as well as helpful examples from Rich Licato and Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC). By sharing these experiences you can discover how to implement a world-class vendor management program and gain insights from professionals that have actually been there and done it!

Demo video of Modulo Risk Manager Version 9.2, featuring enhanced functionality for the following Modulo Risk Manager’s modules:

- Module editor
- HTTP calls in workflow rules
- Attributes as required fields
- Out-of-the-box risk and event BI reports

At a time where most organizations are embracing digitalization, the associated risks and cyber threats have accordingly increased as new forms of data are created. This makes Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) a necessity for organizations who deal with sensitive information such as customer data.

EnterpriseManagement360º asks Modulo’s Stephen Gant how security officers can better navigate these complex issues.

Information Security Risk Management has never been more pressing in light of increasing cyber attacks across all industries, in particular healthcare. Medical-related identity theft accounted for 43 percent of all identify thefts reported in the United States in 2013, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center.

In light of the alarming trend of increasing risk surrounding data loss, patient and employee information protection, and potential fines, Yale New Haven Health System takes cyber security seriously. Steve Bartolotta, head of Yale New Haven Health System’s risk management expert, talks about the challenges of building good processes for enterprise-wide information security. He and securitycurrent’s Vic Wheatman discuss common problems facing organizations today and some possible measurable actions to take. In this podcast with Vic Wheatman, Bartolotta describes the tools he uses to support YNHHS’s risk management system and what he has gained.

A 5 minute guide on how to get the most value out of automating IT GRC.

Many organizations still use spreadsheets and emails for business critical processes related to Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) management. These more “manual” processes become burdensome as infrastructure scales out or new compliance and policy requirements emerge. Without a traceable and efficient way to perform, track, and report GRC assessment results, organizations face the possibility of failing audits, costly fines, and reputation damage.

Modulo’s solutions for GRC help automate processes, which improve the efficiency and traceability of GRC activities. Modulo’s Risk Manager™ software automates GRC tasks based on both proven processes aligned with international standards and on your own established methodologies.

In this session, learn how to:
• Align processes to the “plan, do, check, act” methodology
• Replicate and improve internal processes using an easily configurable workflow tools
• Build and send user-friendly, traceable surveys
• View assessment results in detailed and high-level dashboards and reports
• Leverage audit log to monitor the history of assessment participation and issue remediation

Good security risk management begins with a repeatable process within security governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC). GRC and many security risk management processes fail when organizations rely too much on point-solution technologies rather than repeatable processes.

Do you have an optimal security risk management program? Two experts discuss security risk management best practices and “quick-win” GRC automation opportunities. In this live webinar, learn how to:

Create governance for security risk management
Identify gaps in foundational processes
Build a GRC automation deployment timeline

Demo video of Modulo Risk Manager Version 9.1, featuring enhanced functionality for the following Modulo Risk Manager’s modules: GRC Intelligence; Policy; Organization, Risk, Compliance, Workflow; as well as improved system stability and performance, low-impact bug fixes and a new version of the installer, released initially for internal use, to help speed up the installation process.

Is your vulnerability management program vulnerable? If you are unsure or answered “yes," sign up to join Carlos Krause, Modulo’s lead technical consultant for Part 2 of this two-part webinar series.

In Part 1, Carlos identified key challenges and pitfalls most vulnerability management programs face. In Part 2, he will outline best practices and action items to improve your vulnerability management process, including how to:

*Integrate your vulnerability management program with the risk and compliance actions in the organization
*Harmonize vulnerability metrics with other programs and assessments
*Represent risks in a business language
*Plan and deploy a successful implementation

Carlos Krause presented this topic at ISACA ISRM 2014 at a record-setting Megatrend Session. Due to its popularity, we wanted to bring it to you in a webinar series. Don’t miss out!

In this webinar, Carlos Krause, Modulo’s lead technical consultant, will identify key challenges and pitfalls most vulnerability management programs face, including how to:

*Understand the main components and steps of an efficient vulnerability management program
*Define requirements and criteria for scoping, collecting, analyzing, evaluating, accepting, and treating vulnerabilities
*Identify the pitfalls of a typical vulnerability management implementation

To learn more about best practices and action items to improve your vulnerability management process and reduce enterprise risk, join us for Part II on Thursday December 18 at 11:30am ET.

Cadence Bank recently established the Technology & Operations Governance and Risk Management under the Enterprise Risk Management function reporting to the Board of Directors of the bank. On a recent regulatory audit, the ERM team was recognized for achieving a workable governance framework and integrating the Technology Governance and Risk Management, using Modulo’s GRC automation software as the technology to help execute all our risk and compliance assessments. GRC automation software facilitated Cadence Bank’s objective of achieving the implementation of the new regulatory requirement of the “Three Levels of Defense” being enforced by the regulatory agencies.

Learn how in this case study, as Cadence Bank’s CISO Lillibett Machado discusses ways to develop a technology GRC framework and use automation to facilitate the new functions required for the CISO’s responsibilities within GRC.

This webinar features Modulo Risk Manager customer Rich Licato, Managing Director, Corporate Security for Airlines Reporting Corporation (ARC). Rich explores the breadth of GRC use cases ARC has deployed, including:

- Audit Remediation
- Vulnerability Management / Pen Testing
- PCI and ISO Compliance
- SANS Top 20 Critical Security Controls
- Vendor Management
- Employee Policy Attestation
- Operational Incidents
- Enterprise Risk Management
- Metrics
- Business Continuity

Rich will discuss some of his strategies around deploying the different applications of GRC automation and share the highlights of his successes.

As we move toward interconnected, "smart" systems, security professionals must play a focused role in enterprise risk management. Doug Powell, critical infrastructure protection professional and security industry thought leader, and Steve Hunt, security industry luminary and analyst, team up to debate the continually increasing complexity of the environment in which security professionals operate, in light the Snowden breach, the Internet of Things, cyberhackers, and looming national threats. During this webinar, Powell and Hunt will debate the possibility of achieving true security and give some practical, actionable recommendations for modern age security risk management. Questions addressed include:

• Does physical security have any impact on information protection?
• Is it possible for IT, Operational Technology, and physical security to work together?
• Can an integrated process and program ensure security meets business objectives?

A 5 minute guide on how to get the most out of integrating physical security risk management within an automated GRC program.

Expert Analyst Steve Hunt of Hunt Business Intelligence and Modulo's Marco Conti present perspectives on theoretical versus applied convergence of physical and IT security.

When an automated third party risk management program is in place, risk assessments are performed more efficiently and effectively, allowing for additional analyses on third party criticality and faster, smoother expansion of third party networks. The right third party risk solution will also increase visibility and report security and compliance based on the activities and departments third parties support.

Watch this end-user case study and learn how to…

- Understand the basics of risk and risk management
- Understand the importance of utilizing a risk management process
- Be able to identify, analyze, evaluate, and manage your enterprise third party risks
- Consider GRC to automate and synchronize efforts in your third party risk management

Steve Hunt of Hunt Business Intelligence and SecurityCurrent analyst Vic Wheatman present how to prepare for and manage risk in an “age of advanced threats."

With ever increasing security threats and other widespread supply chain disruptions, Supply Chain Security (SCS) is now officially a reality of both day-to-day business and trade compliance. View this webinar to learn how Supply Chain Security (SCS) Risk Management addresses heightened threats to the supply chain including cyber-terrorism, organized crime, theft and tampering, and country-of-origin risks.

Doug Powell, Manager of SMI Security, Privacy & Safety at BC Hydro, and Steve Hunt, CEO of Hunt Business Intelligence, continue the discussion on ESRM for Critical Infrastructure protection. Key topics include integrating operational, technological, and physical security; the criticality of people, process, and technology in CI protection; and the need for a unified GRC model to make business run better.