New York State Department of Financial Services (NYS DFS)
Compliance Overview
If you are a bank, insurance company, or financial services provider, you have heard of 23 NYCRR 500. This cybersecurity regulation was designed to protect your customers’ information. by putting a framework and program in place. – to address rules for data security, conducting risk assessments, vulnerability scans, and documenting security policies and procedures.
Whether you outsource or insource, a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) is critical for getting your security program up and running and staying in compliance.
Build a Framework:
- Written Policies and Procedures
- Penetration testing & Vulnerability Scans
- Awareness Training
- Monitoring & Testing
- Business Continuity
- Risk Assessment
- Incidence Response Plan
Create a Compliance Strategy:
- Put the Right People in Place
- Understand the Regulations and Requirements
- Prepare for Audits
- Adopt New Technology
Achieving and maintaining cybersecurity compliance is a complicated process but it doesn’t have to be a difficult one. M.A. Polce’s cybersecurity team can help you fulfill your compliance obligations and stay ahead of the game.
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