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What Is Policy-as-Code?

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What Is Policy-as-Code?

Policy-as-Code (PaC) is a transformative approach in IT and cybersecurity that involves defining, managing, and enforcing policies through code rather than traditional, manual processes.

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What is Terraform?

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What is Terraform?

Terraform is an open-source Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool created by HashiCorp. The concept behind Infrastructure as Code is pretty straightforward: rather than manually configuring infrastructure, you write code to manage and provision it.

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What Is Chain of Custody?

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What Is Chain of Custody?

In cloud security, the chain of custody refers to the sequential record-keeping or documentation that tracks the handling, transfer, access, and storage of digital evidence. This process ensures the integrity, authenticity, and reliability of the evidence, especially when utilized for forensic investigations or legal proceedings.

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What is Access Control in GRC RSA Archer?

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What is Access Control in GRC RSA Archer?

PCI-DSS and GDPR both address data security and privacy but differ in scope. PCI-DSS focuses on securing payment card data, driven by the payment card industry. In contrast, GDPR is a broad regulation protecting personal data, impacting organizations globally that handle EU residents’ information.

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Inherent vs. Residual Risk

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Inherent vs. Residual Risk

Amidst this backdrop, the difference between inherent and residual risks becomes essential for effective decision-making and resource allocation. Let's delve into these concepts and their role in fortifying organizational defenses.

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What Is Policy-as-Code?

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What is Terraform?

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What Is Chain of Custody?

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What is Access Control in GRC RSA Archer?

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Inherent vs. Residual Risk

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