Governance Risk & Compliance
Governance, Risk Management, and Compliance (GRC) is an important and mandatory concept for an organization consisting of three major parts which are supervision, risk management and regulatory. This will lead an organization to reliable accomplishment, control uncertainty and an integrity. The governance process will ensure that critical management information sent to the management team is complete, adequate, accurate and timely to enable appropriate management decisions.
Risk management is a process that the management team will identify, analyze, and create an appropriate response to risks that may adversely affect the organization. Compliance will make sure all acts in the organization are aligned with organization’s requirement at the corporate level and organizations achieving their targets through relevant management processes and requirements such as laws, regulations, contracts, strategies and policies.
CLOUDESEC ASIA GOVERNANCE RISK & COMPLIANCE (GRC) SERVICES
GAP ANALYSIS
Gap analysis is the first step of the Governance, Risk and Compliance process. The service consists of a process of severe level identification and priority of risk factors which will be evaluated from 3 basics factors.
- Likelihood: possibility and frequency of incident
- Impact: level of damage or sequel of the risk
- Level of Risk: risk status from assessment
ISO27001
ISO 27001 is an international standard for Information Security Management System (ISMS). This qualification follows the concept of PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) which is the same structure of ISO 9001(Quality Management System – QMS) and ISO14001 (Environmental Management System – EMS). Cloudsec Asia can provide a service from the beginning to the end from consulting, examine and evaluation.
ISO27701
ISO27701 is an extension of ISO 27001 (Information Security Management System (ISMS)) and ISO 27002 (Information Security Controls). ISO 27001 is an additional guideline for a supervision usage and processing of personal data, creating goals and processes to achieve them through Plan-Do-Check-Act Model (PDCA). Cloudsec Asia can provide a service from the beginning to the end from consulting, examine and evaluation.
Risk management and IT have become more and more intertwined in recent years, which means that IT and GRC must go hand-in-hand.
There are several reasons why IT plays such a large role in GRC strategies:
- Cyber threats are ever-present and pose an ongoing risk to organizations in every sector
- There is an increasing need for compliance when it comes to data and privacy
- IT investments also require risk assessments and risk mitigation plans
Digital technology and digital innovation are become central pillars of the modern organization. And the greater the role that technology plays in the contemporary business world, the more important it will be to manage IT-related risk and compliance.
GRC (for governance, risk, and compliance) is an organizational strategy for managing governance, risk management, and compliance with industry and government regulations. GRC also refers to an integrated suite of software capabilities for implementing and managing an enterprise GRC program.
GRC’s set of practices and processes provides a structured approach to aligning IT with business objectives. GRC helps companies effectively manage IT and security risks, reduce costs, and meet compliance requirements. It also helps improve decision-making and performance through an integrated view of how well an organization manages its risks.
IT governance (ITG) is defined as the processes that ensure the effective and efficient use of IT in enabling an organization to achieve its goals. IT demand governance (ITDG—what IT should work on) is the process by which organizations ensure the effective evaluation, selection, prioritization, and funding of competing IT investments; oversee their implementation; and extract (measurable) business benefits. ITDG is a business investment decision-making and oversight process, and it is a business management responsibility. IT supply-side governance (ITSG—how IT should do what it does) is concerned with ensuring that the IT organization operates in an effective, efficient and compliant fashion, and it is primarily a CIO responsibility.
