- Maintaining up to date IT Asset inventory
- Identify critical assets storing, processing, and transmitting sensitive data
- Risky firewall rule sets go undetected
- Non-compliant user access scenarios not flagged
- In-scope assets not reporting logs
- In-scope assets missed from vulnerability scans
- Critical, overlooked vulnerabilities due to volume
In today's world, almost every enterprise finds it difficult to adhere to compliance-related requirements because they are complex and moreover these companies are flying blind about the risks of not meeting compliance as their main business is not security or compliance. For them, Compliance is time consuming, complex, and often appears disconnected from our “real” work.
Go to market strategies and speed to deliver, keeps changing the IT infrastructure landscape dynamically and directly affect compliance. Further, today compliance means more than meeting the requirements of a one-time or periodic audit. The compliance environment evolves continuously and therefore requires organizations to demonstrate ongoing attainment of the minimum standard of performance.
The biggest mistake enterprises make is thinking, “If I was compliant during the last audit, I’m compliant forever.” At the same time, regulatory standards, IT infrastructure and compliance requirements change all the time. It requires monitoring and review, to ensure that the data is as protected as it was at the first-time compliance audit and applicable compliance standard, regulations are still in effect. This is the number one step for maintaining continuous compliance and reducing business risk for a potential data breach.
Typically, it is observed that many enterprises face the following issues while meeting compliance obligations:
