The Binary Audit Philosophy: Article #1 The Binary Mindset I’ve often tried to summarize the main issues on why preparing for an audit review can be so complex. You shouldn’t need to be a seasoned audit professional to plainly see whether your information is in line with the language of regulatory standards, controls, and contracts […]
New England States Consortium Systems Organization to Host DL2C at MMIS Service and Module Demonstration Event New England States Consortium Systems Organization (NESCSO), a non-profit corporation in Massachusetts is hosting DL2Cs Michael Adeeko to demonstrate its compliance software product at the demonstration event, April 22 – 24, 2019. NESCSO is […]
Direct Line to Compliance (DL2C) will be giving real-time compliance demos at the DIR Technology Forum 2018. Most Texas agencies and institutions of higher learning must comply with legislative directives like Texas Cybersecurity Framework, TAC-202, House Bill 8, House Bill 532 and Senate Bill 1910. Agencies must prove compliance with the regulations. Demonstrations will show how […]
Direct Line To Compliance (DL2C) is excited to be a Gold Sponsor at the ISF 2018 Information Security Forum for Texas Government. Learn more about security trends and how they will affect you and your organization. Representatives from DL2C will be on hand to for a real-time explanation of TAC 202, NIST, HB 8, SB […]
What is your GRC Tool’s Objective? If the tools that were available were not the limitation, what would you really want from your GRC tool? The tools available today assume that all users have accepted the fact that compliance is defined as a subjective activity, dependent on the tried and true narratives, opinionated findings, […]
Working With Auditors for Best Results I am always surprised to hear talented industry professionals who characterize auditors in ways that contradict corporate/regulatory compliance goals. Auditors are sometimes portrayed as wanting to give their opinions on how your company should operate, and passing critical judgment on the professional outcomes. While this is mostly incorrect, auditors […]