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An expert look at how internal audit programs are leveraging RPA and the challenges they are overcoming

A look at the strategies and tools that will prepare your identity and access management program for 2021

Focal Point was recognized for its ability to deliver consistent, high-quality customer success and to support customers in their mission to build more identity-focused cybersecurity programs.

Securing Your DevOps Model Focal Point helps companies secure their application lifecycle by applying comprehensive security measures at every step…

Whether your organization relies on the cloud for day-to-day operations or leverages cloud systems for a variety of isolated use cases, Focal Point offers a comprehensive set of solutions to address the unique risks posed by the cloud environment.

Focal Point announced the promotion of longtime IAM leader Stephanie Hagopian to Senior Vice President of Business Development.

For many Audit functions, digitalization starts with RPA - a technology that has left the wings and entered center stage. In addition to leveraging RPA to realize efficiency gains, cost savings, and improved visibility, Internal Audit functions must consider the impact of RPA on controls and business processes. From an audit perspective, there are changes in process risk definitions post automation, changes to job roles and access security, application change management considerations, strategy, and governance of the RPA environment, etc. In this webinar, leading experts from Focal Point and Auxis will outline the key trends in digitalization, the role Internal Audit can play, and how to get started on the path to RPA.

Under the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC), all DoD contractors are required to be evaluated on the maturity and reliability of their cybersecurity infrastructure, earning certifications ranging from Level 1 (basic cyber hygiene) to Level 5 (advanced security). The five CMMC certification levels are tiered, so the requirements and processes for each level builds upon the previous. Future DoD contracts will indicate the certification level required to bid, and only companies certified to the level specified or higher will be allowed to submit a proposal for those contracts.