As organizations grow, their operational divisions become more isolated, where each group has its own set of objectives, priorities, and KPIs.
Ensuring business security and compliance requires a proper alignment of all operational divisions. The best-working alignment is attained when security objectives and priorities are driven through the mesh of Business Operations in the first place, other groups will follow.

In the years to come, companies will continue to meet a significant challenge represented by the ever-growing number of policies, procedures, and standards that every business must comply with. Consequently, this landscape will shape the scope of market trends regarding GRC solutions.

Compliance teams face challenging times ahead with increasing regulations in the new normal. The pace of change continues unabated, and this year looks like being no exception. We should expect to continue to see significant increase in digital transformation in terms of AI, multiple standards management, automation and simplification of compliance-related processes.

The position of the Security Compliance Officer in the organization charts appeared not so long ago. Cyber Age challenges and growing regulatory pressure brought Compliance issue to every agenda. This time we decided to focus on the compliance challenges from the perspective of the Security Compliance Officer duty.

The World International Standards Day is celebrated on October 14th aiming to increase awareness and understanding why compliance with the standards is crucial for organization on a global scale and how it can foster pursuing the Sustainable Development Goals.