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Regulatory Compliances

Regulatory Compliances
Regulatory Compliances
Regulatory Compliances
Regulatory Compliances

Importance of Compliance in Cybersecurity

Compliance is foundational to effective cybersecurity, as it ensures organizations adhere to legal and regulatory standards essential for protecting data and operations. Without robust compliance measures, even the most advanced cybersecurity frameworks can be ineffective, leaving systems exposed to potential breaches. Continuous compliance is especially crucial, as opposed to one-time audits, which can miss evolving threats and fail to address new regulatory requirements. At Banyan Cloud, we prioritize continuous compliance, aligning our solution with the latest standards to maintain security across industries and regions.

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Integrated Compliance Monitoring

Banyan Cloud bundles compliance monitoring with security posture management within our SaaS platform, covering cloud, on-premises databases, and Kubernetes environments. This integrated approach enhances cybersecurity effectiveness, providing a consolidated view of both compliance and security posture across resources.

Our solution supports public clouds like AWS, Azure, Oracle and Google Cloud and popular database technologies likeOracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL, and PgSQL, delivering a unified solution for multi-cloud, multi-database, and multi-region infrastructures.

Banyan Cloud’s platform offers direct, real-time visibility into compliance and security with just one click. This fully automated system provides instant insights, enabling teams to monitor compliance status and security posture effortlessly,giving access to a comprehensive, up-to-date view, identify potential risks and compliance gaps and recommends remediation steps to stay proactive and responsive to evolving regulatory needs without manual intervention.Banyan Cloud also gives an option of auto-remediation, to address vulnerabilities and non-compliance.

Custom Rule Engine for Compliance

Banyan Cloud's Regulatory Compliance solution empowers organizations with a customizable rule engine that can be tailored to meet specific operational needs. Our platform integrates change management workflows into the compliance process, enabling users to design, approve, and track changes in real-time. This flexibility allows for custom workflows that fit unique compliance and security demands, enhancing control, adaptability, and responsiveness to regulatory requirements.

Multiple Regulatory Compliance Standards

Our platform is equipped with tools to manage a wide range of global compliance standards, privacy laws like GDPR, CCPA, and LGPD, to industry-specific standards such as HIPAA and PCI DSS. We enable organizations to effectively manage compliance requirements based on geography, industry, or specific regulatory obligations.

Compliance History and Resource Visibility

Our platform offers compliance history tracking, keeping detailed records of every change made with a time stamp. This feature aids in auditing, troubleshooting, and promotes accountability, while enhanced visibility into resource dependencies helps teams understand the impact of changes across resources. This transparency strengthens security and simplifies overall compliance management.

  1. ISO/IEC 27001 2022/2019: The latest update to the ISMS standard, reflecting modern cybersecurity practices and threats. A global standard for enhancing resilience in evolving cyber landscapes across all industries.
  2. ISO/IEC 27002 2022: A global standard providing detailed best practices for implementing specific security controls, supporting organizations in aligning with ISO/IEC 27001 acrossindustries.
  3. ISO/IEC 27701 2019: Extends ISO/IEC 27001, focusing on Privacy Information Management Systems (PIMS). Ensures compliance with global data protection and privacy regulations, vital for organizations processing PII.
  4. HIPAA (US): The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act establishes strict national standards for protecting patient information, specifically applicable to the healthcare industry in the US.
  5. PCI DSS V4.0/3.1: A global security standard ensuring robust protection of cardholder information, critical for financial and e-commerce industries for adaptive security requirements for safeguarding payment card data globally, tailored for industries handling financial transactions.
  6. AICPA SOC2: US-based SOC2 sets criteria for managing customer data based on security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy, essential for US service providers handling sensitive data.
  7. CSA CCM V4: The Cloud Security Alliance’s Cloud Controls Matrix is a global framework for cloud security, ensuring cloud service providers meet stringent security controls.
  8. NIST SP 800-53 REV 5: A global framework offering comprehensive guidelines for implementing security and privacy controls in information systems, applicable across industries, especially governmental and private sectors.
  9. NIST SP 800-171 REV 2: This framework helps protect Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) globally, critical for industries dealing with sensitive non-federal data, like defense contractors.
  10. ISACA COBIT 2019: A globally recognized framework for IT governance, essential for aligning IT with enterprise goals, especially for managing risk and ensuring compliance across industries.
  11. MITRE ATT&CK: A global framework used to enhance cybersecurity defenses through adversary tactics and techniques. Essential for cybersecurity operations across industries, offering structured defense mechanisms.
  12. HITRUST CSF: A global framework providing a standardized approach for managing data security and privacy, helping organizations comply with diverse regulatory requirements, particularly in healthcare and financial sectors.

  1. GDPR (EUROPE): The General Data Protection Regulation governs personal data processing for EU residents, with global implications, enforcing transparency, consent, and data protection across industries.
  2. DORA (EUROPE):The Digital Operational Resilience Act focuses on the financial sector within the EU, mandating that organizations ensure robust operational resilience against cyber threats. It requires enhanced risk management, incident reporting, and continuity planning to maintain stability across digital finance services.
  3. LGPD (Brazil): Brazil's primary data protection law regulates how organizations handle Brazilian citizens' data, enforcing privacy rights and emphasizing user consent in line with global standards.
  4. CCPA (California, US): The California Consumer Privacy Act provides California residents with rights over their personal data, setting a high standard for privacy regulations in the US.
  5. CPRA (California, US): An extension of the CCPA, the California Privacy Rights Act enhances protections for sensitive personal data and establishes a state agency for enforcement.
  6. APP (Australia): The Australian Privacy Principles regulate personal data handling by organizations in Australia, ensuring data protection under the Privacy Act 1988.
  7. PIPEDA (Canada): The Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act applies to Canadian organizations that process personal data, ensuring compliance with strict data handling rules.
  8. VCDPA (Virginia, US): The Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act grants Virginia residents rights over their personal data, part of growing state-level privacy laws in the US.
  9. POPIA (South Africa): The Protection of Personal Information Act regulates data processing in South Africa, enforcing transparency, consent, and data protection.

  1. UAE IAR: The UAE Information Assurance Regulation provides a national framework to safeguard critical information infrastructure, relevant to industries operating within the UAE.
  2. RPSCS (UAE): The Regulatory Policy for Securing Critical Sectors in the UAE ensures security and resilience in critical national infrastructure sectors like energy, transportation, and telecommunications.
  3. ADHICS (UAE): The Abu Dhabi Healthcare Information and Cyber Security Standard mandates cybersecurity controls for healthcare organizations, ensuring the protection of sensitive health data in the UAE.

  1. Qatar Cybersecurity Framework (CSF): Strengthens cybersecurity across critical infrastructure and digital assets by providing guidelines for risk management, data protection, compliance, and incident response. It helps organizations adopt proactive measures to meet strict regulatory standards, ensuring both government and private sectors are protected against cyber threats and enhancing national security and resilience in a digital landscape.

  1. NCA ECC: The Essential Cybersecurity Controls by Saudi Arabia’s National Cybersecurity Authority, providing a comprehensive security standard for critical infrastructure sectors like energy and finance in the Kingdom.
  2. NCA CCC: The Cybersecurity Compliance Controls establish a national framework for ensuring organizations in Saudi Arabia comply with required cybersecurity standards across all sectors.
  3. NCA OTCC: The Operational Technology Cybersecurity Controls target the protection of operational technologies in critical infrastructure sectors, ensuring resilience against evolving cyber threats in Saudi Arabia.
  4. NCA TCC: The Telecommunications Cybersecurity Controls in Saudi Arabia define cybersecurity measures for the telecommunications sector, ensuring secure and resilient communications networks.
  5. NCA CSCC: The Cloud Security Compliance Controls provide specific security measures for cloud service providers in Saudi Arabia, aligning with national cybersecurity requirements.
  6. CST CRF: Saudi Arabia’s Cybersecurity Regulation Framework outlines requirements for cybersecurity across industries, promoting a unified approach to risk management and compliance.
  7. SAMA CSF: The Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority’s Cybersecurity Framework provides regulatory guidelines for financial institutions, protecting critical financial services infrastructure.

  1. MAS TRM (Singapore): The Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Technology Risk Management guidelines regulate technology risks in the financial sector, ensuring cybersecurity resilience for Singapore’s financial institutions.
  2. PDPA (Singapore): The Personal Data Protection Act regulates the handling of personal data in Singapore, ensuring organizations protect individuals' personal information and maintain accountability.
  3. PIPL (China): China's Personal Information Protection Law enforces strict requirements on personal data processing, emphasizing security and user consent, crucial for industries handling Chinese citizens' data.

  1. NCSC CAF (UK): The Cyber Assessment Framework by the National Cyber Security Centre assists critical infrastructure organizations in managing cybersecurity risks and enhancing operational resilience in the UK.
  2. CYBER ESSENTIALS V2.2 (UK): A UK government-backed cybersecurity certification scheme helping organizations implement basic security controls to protect against common cyber threats.

  1. CMMC V1.0 (US): The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification ensures that US defense contractors meet specific cybersecurity requirements to protect federal contract information and controlled unclassified information.
  2. NERC CIP (US): The North American Electric Reliability Corporation’s Critical Infrastructure Protection standards safeguard the cybersecurity of the bulk electric power system, essential for energy infrastructure in the US.

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