Ask Yourself These Questions:

• Has your organization been sent “security audit question forms” to fill out, and return?
• Has your organization been asked to provide a response to any of your clients’, or their clients’ third party compliance assessments?
• Has your organization been asked, by any number of people or groups “what is your security stance on X or Y or Z?”

When you complete these third party compliance assessments, are you repeating tasks just like Bill Murray’s character in the movie Groundhog Day, where he’d repeat the same day over, and over, and over?

If you get caught in GROUNDHOG DAYS, we’ll trade you an hour of your time to save you tens - if not hundreds - of hours of time. Join Dorian Cougias, Chief Science Officer and Co-Founder of Unified Compliance to cover everything you need to know on November 29 at 11 a.m. Pacific.

Register for this seminar today!

Here’s how you eliminate third party compliance assessment Groundhog Days using the Common Controls Hub® (CCH):

• Turn the list of Controls you save in the CCH into your custom-built Portable Compliance Profile
• Work with your team to demonstrate you comply with the Controls
• Save the information once, and then publish it either on a secure URL on your own site, or a public URL on the CCH website
• Provide access to that list to respond to any third party compliance assessment request

Do you really think Microsoft, Amazon, IBM, and the rest respond to these compliance and security surveys one at a time? NOPE, they don’t. And you don’t have to respond to each one individually, either.

This webinar will focus on how quickly you can create your own Portable Compliance Profile from the list of Common Controls your organization follows. And, how you can use that Profile as your standard “here is what we are compliant with” response! The webinar will cover:

1. How to assess what you want in your Portable Compliance Profile.
2. How to update your compliance status for each Profile.
3. How to add auditor’s certifications for that status to each profile.
4. How your clients or third parties can copy your profile and compare it to a list of Authority Documents they care about.
5. How to share your Compliance Profile with any group that needs it.

Stop repeating Groundhog Day. Register for this webinar right now!

P.S. We’ll even show you an example of the Profile the United Compliance team uses to reply to the U.S. Government and others when they want to know if we’re compliant with the regulatory drafting guides when we create Common Control titles. It’s right in our CCH account!

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INTEGRATE RISK MANAGEMENT AND AUDIT ASSURANCE WITH A COMMON CONTROL FRAMEWORK! Register Now

You are dealing with ever-increasing compliance requirements. You need to connect existing policies to actual laws containing multiple standards. You need to prove compliance and evaluate your risks. And, what do you have to connect all these things together?

The equivalent of a rope bridge. You know—the ones that have a rope you walk on while holding on to shoulder high ropes on your right and left.

It’s a precarious way to get from one place to another. It takes time and patience, along with nerves of steel to overcome the feeling that you’re going to fall.

How much better would you feel if you could build the equivalent of the Golden Gate Bridge to connect compliance requirements to the actions you must complete to comply, and to attestations for auditors? You could quickly establish a framework that would simplify your compliance process and let you assess risk at the same time!

That integration solution is called a Common Control Framework, and you can build one for yourself.

A Common Control is a compilation of harmonized compliance requirements, ​written in plain language, and connected to the original mandates an organization must follow. A Common Controls Framework consists of Common Controls that are presented in a legal, hierarchical framework, allowing any organization to easily understand the specific steps that must be taken to meet any Common Control.

Attend this webinar to learn how to get rid of your spreadsheets and rope bridges. Discover how a Common Control Framework can:

• Harmonize multiple regulations into a single set of controls
• Tie the controls back to the original requirements of the regulations
• Provide a common language for internal communication
• Reduce evidence collection
• Examine the impact to risk posture as regulations are added or updated

Don’t miss this opportunity to upgrade your bridges! Register today!

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