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U.S. law ensuring the integrity of financial reporting and IT controls over financial systems.

Regulates the protection of health records and mandates breach notifications under HITECH (Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act).

EU regulation governing how personal data is processed and protected. Applies globally to any EU-resident data.

Protects consumers’ financial privacy by requiring secure handling of financial information.

Protects the privacy of student education records in U.S. institutions.

Mandates security standards for federal systems and contractors using federal data.

Ensures cloud products and services used by federal agencies meet strict security standards.

Focuses on reducing identity theft by regulating how consumer information is handled.

Gives California residents control over their personal data and extends into CPRA with enforcement mechanisms.

Sets cybersecurity requirements for financial institutions regulated by the NY Department of Financial Services.

Is a set of laws, regulations, and procedures designed to prevent financial institutions from being used to launder money and finance terrorism. It involves identifying, monitoring, and reporting suspicious activities to detect potential money laundering and other financial crimes.

Trust service reporting used by service providers to prove security, availability, and confidentiality.

Defines control families for system security, risk management, and contractor compliance.

Regulates how credit card data is stored, processed, and transmitted across organizations.

Global framework for managing sensitive data using information security management systems (ISMS).

Standard focused on quality assurance processes and continual improvement of services and products.

A widely adopted framework for IT service management, aligning services with business needs.

Framework for managing and governing enterprise IT with audit-ready controls.

It is an organization that develops guidelines for businesses to evaluate internal controls, risk management, and fraud deterrence.

Improves process efficiency and maturity levels across development and service delivery organizations.

Highlights the top ten most critical security risks to web applications to help prevent cyberattacks.

Assessment of IT systems, risks, controls, and performance—critical for mergers, acquisitions, or vendor evaluations.

The Business Continuity Plan focuses on maintaining essential business operations during and after a disruptive event, while the Disaster Recovery Plan focuses on restoring IT systems and data after a disaster. Essentially, BCP is proactive in ensuring the business can continue operating, while DRP is reactive in rebuilding the IT infrastructure.

Simulates cyberattacks to test the effectiveness of organizational defenses and identify security vulnerabilities.

Establishes uniform principles and standards for the examination of financial institutions by regulatory agencies.

A comprehensive assurance framework for cloud security compliance and provider transparency.

Is the integration of processes and tools to aggregate and harmonize all compliance requirements applicable to an organization.