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In this lesson, we're going to learn

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about Governance, Risk, and Compliance Tools.

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Governance, Risk, and Compliance or GRC tools

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are used to integrate the management

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of an organization's governance, risk

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and compliance activities by automating processes,

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tracking compliance with regulatory requirements,

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and maintaining accurate documentation.

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GRC tools often include features like mapping

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to align controls with specific regulations,

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automation to reduce manual workloads

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and continuous monitoring to ensure ongoing compliance

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and risk management, as well as documentation

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to centralize policies, procedures,

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and evidence of compliance.

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Now let's take a look at each GRC tool feature

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in more detail and learn specifically how a GRC tool

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can be applied within an enterprise organization.

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First, let's talk about documentation.

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In a GRC tool, a documentation tool

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provides a place to store and organize important rules,

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policies, and procedures.

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These documents allow a company to manage risks

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and stay in compliance with regulations.

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RSA Archer is a GRC tool

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that helps businesses keep documentation in one place,

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so it's easy to find when it's needed.

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For example, a telecommunications company may use RSA Archer

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to store documents about its data protection policies.

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By keeping everything organized, the company ensures

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that during an audit,

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it can easily show regulation compliance.

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Second, let's discuss the mapping feature.

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Mapping links a company's internal processes

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to external regulations and standards,

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ensuring that a company's actions stay aligned

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with all of their external commitments.

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A tool such as the Systems, Application and Products,

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or SAP GRC tool helps businesses map their activities

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to rules like the General Data Protection Regulation

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or GDPR.

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GDPR is a European Union law

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that sets strict guidelines for collecting, processing,

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and the protection of personal data,

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giving individuals greater control

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over their personal information

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and imposing significant penalties for non-compliance.

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So by mapping their activities to a law such as GDPR,

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a company can see how their actions and policies line up

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with the GDPR's legal requirements

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for protecting customer data.

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The mapping process may also identify any gaps in processes

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and help an organization make any needed adjustments

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to close those gaps.

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Third, let's explore compliance tracking.

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Compliance tracking monitors whether a company is following

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all necessary regulations and internal policies.

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A tool like ServiceNow GRC

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helps businesses track their own compliance

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and sends alerts to administrators

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when reviews or audits are due.

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For example, a financial institution may use ServiceNow GRC

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to track its compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act

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or SOX regulations.

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The Sarbanes-Oxley Act is a U.S. federal law

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that sets strict financial reporting

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and auditing requirements for public companies

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to protect investors from fraud

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and ensure accurate corporate disclosures.

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In this example, the ServiceNow GRC platform

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can notify the security team when it's time for audits

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or if any compliance issues arise.

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This can ensure the company stays on top

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of its legal responsibilities.

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Fourth, let's talk about automation.

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Automation is used to complete repetitive tasks

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such as control testing or report generation

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without requiring manual intervention and work.

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A tool like SAP GRC, which we discussed earlier,

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helps businesses automate tasks,

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making compliance more efficient.

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For example, an energy company might use SAP GRC

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to automate its regular control testing

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where controls or policies, procedures and mechanisms

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put in place to manage risk, ensure compliance,

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and protect an organization's assets.

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In this scenario, the SAP GRC tool

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could automatically perform the tests and generate reports,

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reducing the test and report generation time

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and effort of employees

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while ensuring the controls work properly.

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Fifth, and finally, let's look at continuous monitoring.

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Continuous monitoring keeps track of risks and compliance

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in real time.

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Qualys is a tool that continuously monitors

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an organization's network

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for security risks and compliance issues.

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For example, a retail company may use Qualys

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to monitor its payment systems for security threats.

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If a vulnerability is found,

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Qualys can immediately alert the company administrator

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so they can fix the problem before it becomes a major issue.

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This monitoring and alert process can help organizations

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stay compliant with security standards

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like the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard,

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or PCI-DSS.

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So remember, Governance, Risk, and Compliance or GRC tools

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are essential for managing an organization's regulatory

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and risk related activities.

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And GRC tools focus on areas like documentation, mapping,

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compliance tracking, automation, and continuous monitoring.

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Documentation features help businesses organize

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and store important policies and procedures,

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ensuring they are prepared for audits

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and regulatory reviews.

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Mapping aligns internal processes with external regulations,

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helping organizations meet legal requirements.

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Compliance tracking monitors adherence to regulations,

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sending alerts when reviews or audits are needed.

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Automation reduces manual effort

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by streamlining repetitive tasks

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such as control testing and reporting.

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And finally, continuous monitoring ensures

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real-time visibility into risk and compliance issues,

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allowing for immediate action

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to maintain smooth operations and regulatory compliance.

