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The Continuous Monitoring Lifecycle: 7 Steps for Building a Strong Foundation

Audit Board

As the business landscape changes, compliance is becoming increasingly relevant across all industries. 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. .

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What is PCI Compliance? 12 Requirements and Steps

Audit Board

If your company accepts credit cards or debit cards as payment for goods or services, you need to be compliant with Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS). As with all things compliance, the Payment Card Industry (PCI) likes its acronyms. What Does it Mean to Be PCI Compliant?

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AI and job security: Will technology replace tax professionals?

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Jump to: Job security: AI is an enhancement, not a replacement Making AI work for you: Best practices for tax professionals A collaborative future with AI The dawn of artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked concerns across various industries about the potential replacement of human workers with machines.

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Continuous Monitoring at Scale: The Future of Security Compliance

Audit Board

As technology advances and cybersecurity grows in importance, compliance requirements continue to increase. Legacy approaches to compliance — asking system admins for point-in-time screenshots multiple times a year — have become inefficient and outdated. Building a Data-Driven Compliance Program: Key Fundamentals.

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Top Takeaways From the 2024 Focus on the Future Report

Audit Board

Unfortunately, as AuditBoard’s 2024 Focus on the Future survey of more than 450 internal audit leaders found, many internal audit departments seem complacent or even overconfident in the face of permacrisis. Each year, Focus on the Future takes a fresh look at the leading risks commanding internal audit’s attention.

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Risk Management 101: Process, Examples, Strategies

Audit Board

Companies that adopt and continuously improve their risk management programs can reap the benefits of improved decision-making, a higher probability of reaching goals and business objectives, and an augmented security posture. Nevertheless, we choose to take on those risks, and may benefit from doing so.

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A Comprehensive Look at the NIST Cybersecurity Framework

Audit Board

In the field of cybersecurity, risk management, and compliance, there are a collection of acronyms that you’ll hear often enough. Each of these organizations plays a role in the shifting tectonics of security, compliance, and risk. The NIST CSF has five central functions: Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover.