Join our expert webinar on Wednesday, 26 Apr , 2023 at Time: 9:00 am PT | 12:00 pm ET for an in-depth discussion of new cyber standards and regulations from the SEC and the White House – and what they could mean to you.
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Dorian Cougias Anil Kumar G K Patricia McParland
Dorian Cougias, Co-Founder & Chairman, Unified Compliance
Anil Kumar G K, Senior Director, IT & Cyber Security Product Management - MetricStream
Patricia McParland, AVP, Product Marketing, MetricStream
Until recently, cybersecurity and cyber risk have been regulated only at the U.S. state level – but that’s about to change. Last March, the U.S. SEC issued the “Cybersecurity Risk Management, Strategy, Governance, and Incident Disclosure requirements (SEC Rules), likely to be made law in April 2023. They are the first time the SEC is mandating cyber security and risk management strategies, compliance and disclosures, instead of merely recommending them.In addition, the Biden administration has issued executive guidance on its intent to put more responsibility for cybersecurity on software companies. So what do these new directives mean? What impact will they have on you? How can you be prepared and compliant?In this webinar, our expert speakers will delve into the intricacies of the rules and guidance.
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Join us for this informative session to gain valuable insights and prepare your business for the upcoming changes.We look forward to welcoming you to this interactive session. Register today – there is no charge for this session but space is limited!Please bring your questions! We look forward to an informative, engaging, and interactive session.In case you’re unable to catch the live webinar, please register to receive the recording which you can watch at your convenience.
For more info: https://theucf.info/xaAdfi
Have you ever had a conversation where it seemed like you were both talking past each other instead of actually communicating? Chances are you were using different definitions or meanings of the terms used in your conversation that the other person just didn't understand, and you probably didn't understand them.
There is a great line from the movie "The Princess Bride" when one character keeps using the word inconceivable repeatedly. Another character finally says, "I do not think that word means what you think it means," which captures the essence of this challenge.
Unless we use the same words to mean the same things, it's hard to communicate and practically impossible to establish a framework for compliance and communication in your organization.
What do the various regulations mean when they say this or that? What do we, our team, others in the organization mean when we write this or that in our policies, standards, and procedures? Join us to discuss "Custom Corporate Dictionaries." on January 20 at 10:00 am, pacific time. https://theucf.info/webinar/012022
Ever wanted to have a dictionary just for the terms your organization uses and how you use the terms? That's what we are building. And that's what we are showing in this webinar.
The Corporate Dictionary MVP is a no-code template that you can edit or use as is, allowing users to compile their own dictionaries and term lists from several sources, including the federated dictionary, the UCF's Compliance Dictionary, Merriam Webster, and the Oxford English Dictionary.
In this webinar, we will break down this tool into several sections, and we will be covering each during the webinar:
Search allows you to search multiple dictionaries, examine definitions and term relationships, and select the terms you would like to add to your corporate dictionary or term lists.
Term Frequencies shows you how often terms you search for are found within the various corpora you have.
Concordance shows you a Key Word In Context (KWIC) view of the terms in the various corpora you have.
Create/Edit Terms allows you to create new terms, definitions, and relationships or edit existing ones.
Manage Corpora allows you to manage the files you'll bring in containing examples for your terms.
Be a part of the future of compliance as code!
Alpha Testing this MVP tool
This webinar will be followed immediately by a Zoom meeting with our CTO; Sean Kohler, focused on alpha testing this MVP.
If you would like to join, click HERE or go to https://theucf.info/CaC/alphatest/meeting]for the invite.
If you missed the prior webinars, here are the links to the recordings so you can catch up:
September 16, 2021: Introduction to Compliance as Codehttps://theucf.info/Oct21PresoLink
October 14, 2021: Compliance as CodeBase Application Introduction https://theucf.info/webinar/recording/101421
November 18, 2021: Person and Organization Disambiguation https://theucf.info/webinar/recording/111821
December 16, 2021: PlantUML https://theucf.info/webinar/recording/121621
The world of Compliance as Code offers you the structures to read, interpret, and output compliance requirements in human and machine-readable formats simultaneously. It also allows us to standardize our responses to these requirements concurrently in human and machine-readable formats. And this is really helpful when considering things like activity flows, diagrams, and Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) that historically have only been visually readable by humans, making updating and auditing these very difficult. Now you can use tools like PlantUML to create quickly, edit and audit your JSON and YAML files in our Compliance as Code initiative. PlantUML is an open-source tool allowing you to create diagrams from plain text language.
On December 16, 2021, at 10:00 am pacific time, went through how to create PlantUML diagrams as code and how that works by giving you a no-code template to try it out! Be a part of the future of compliance as code! Watch Now
During this webinar, we will be discussing identification:
* Create activity flow, diagrams, and Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) that your team can easily edit.
* Easily create a visualization of your JSON or YAML files.
* Have machine and human-readable documents that can easily be audited
This webinar will be followed immediately by a Zoom meeting with our CTO, Sean Kohler, focused on alpha testing this MVP.
If you would like to join, click HERE or go to: https://theucf.info/CaC/alphatest/meeting for the invite.
If you missed the prior webinars, here are the links to the recordings so you can catch up:
September 16, 2021: Introduction to Compliance as Codehttps://theucf.info/Oct21PresoLink
October 14, 2021: Compliance as Code Base Application Introductionhttps://theucf.info/webinar/recording/101421
November 18, 2021: Person and Organization Disambiguation https://theucf.info/webinar/recording/111821