With risks constantly changing and driving new compliance requirements, compliance programs must be able to respond to changes with agility. This highlights the importance of incorporating a continuous monitoring approach. Fill out the form at right and hit “Submit” to get the report.
NIST defines continuous monitoring as: “Maintaining ongoing awareness of information security, vulnerabilities, and threats to support organizational risk management decisions.” This enables an organization to quickly pivot and respond strategically as new compliance requirements come into scope. Compliance programs are often developed with short-term goals in mind; for example, complying with an industry standard. However, compliance is not stagnant. Without scalable policies and procedures in place, no matter how well-conceived your program is, decentralization will ultimately hinder the growth and scalability of your program as time goes on.
A strong continuous monitoring foundation can help enable an organization to pivot as new requirements come into scope. Learn seven steps to incorporate continuous monitoring into your compliance program at any stage, including a checklist of key metrics to track.
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