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Regulatory Compliance Management

In today’s evolving digital landscape, businesses must navigate the delicate balance between security, compliance and cyberattack prevention whilst striving for growth and profitability. ​The balance is further challenged when adhering to rigorous standards like NIS2, as it strains resources and redirects focus away from daily operations and strategic development.​

In addition, regulatory compliance is not a one and done project. Organisations must continuously reassess risks relevant to their business and update their controls and processes. As threat actors develop and evolve their strategies, so must you to keep up and stay ahead.

CWSI addresses this challenge for you with a complete managed service, delivered by our team of cyber security and legal experts and under pinned by innovative technology solutions. In a single approach that takes all NIS2 requirements into consideration and provides you with premium business resiliency.

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Compliance Challenges

  • Phishing attacks are increasingly complex and difficult to defend​
  • Hybrid and remote working is the new normal​
  • Shadow IT is increasing particularly in the area of AI apps​
  • There is a lack of overall digital skills and cyber training in key positions​
  • Managing your critical supply chain partners to ensure they meet your cyber security standards​
  • Increasing regulatory accountability ​

​Support with Compliance Adoption and Manage Change:

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To effectively support compliance adoption within an organisation, it is crucial to drive adoption and manage change comprehensively. This involves making necessary adjustments to processes and policies to align with regulatory requirements. Additionally, setting up or adjusting information governance structures ensures that data management practices comply with relevant standards and regulations.

Keeping Your Organisation Continuously Compliant:

Maintaining compliance with cyber regulations, such as NIS2, requires continuous management of various aspects of the organisation’s security infrastructure. This includes operating and managing the necessary technology components that form the backbone of the organisation’s security framework.

Furthermore, ongoing change management is essential for both the security foundation and its related components to adapt to new threats and regulatory updates.

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This continuous management extends to the processes, governance frameworks, legal considerations, and the people involved in maintaining compliance. Regular audits should be conducted to ensure that all aspects of the organisation remain compliant with current regulations. In addition, comprehensive reporting mechanisms should be in place to provide transparency and accountability.

Ways CWSI Can Help With Regulatory Compliance Management

We can assist in uncovering and documenting your current level of readiness for each key requirement of the directive, offering a tailored roadmap to achieving NIS2 compliance.

With three Microsoft Security Specialisations in Identity and Access Management, Information Protection and Governance, and Threat Protection, CWSI excels as an authority in these critical NIS2 domains: Identity, Data Governance, Security Threat Protection and Response, Education and Awareness, and Security Policy. Contact us today via the form below.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Regulatory Compliance Management?

Regulatory Compliance Management is the process of adhering to relevant external legal mandates within a particular industry or sector. Corporations are required to follow regulations accordingly, or be faced with financial penalties or worse.

What is the Role of a Regulatory Compliance Manager?

A Regulatory Compliance manager’s role includes a range of different tasks, including:

  • Writing reports
  • Carrying out audits
  • Taking disciplinary actions
  • Conduct relevant training for employees