SimpleRisk has assessed our risk against the Apache Log4j vulnerability and determined that no customers deployed with our standard deployment instructions, regardless of On-Premise or Hosted environment, should be impacted by this vulnerability.
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SimpleRisk has assessed our risk against the Apache Log4j vulnerability and determined that no customers deployed with our standard deployment instructions, regardless of On-Premise or Hosted environment, should be impacted by this vulnerability.
Many of the prospects we speak with are currently using spreadsheets to manage their risks. In this blog post we explore why that is a bad idea and how SimpleRisk provides a simple, effective and affordable alternative.
Today I attended a CISO roundtable where a number of the attendees talked about their GRC platforms that have taken over a year to "connect all the wires" and they're still in the process of implementing. I know why their GRCs are failing them and there is a better way.
Curious about SimpleRisk’s product offerings and available functionality? Read on to learn about our flexible deployment models – from free and open source to fully-featured GRC platform!
This blog details how our approach varies from that of our competitor’s and how we ensure customer success without including professional services in our pricing model.
Explore your options for managing personnel changes in SimpleRisk.
Let’s go back to the basics and break down what enterprise risk management is and how you can use it to mitigate the risks that threaten your organization.
SimpleRisk partners with various MSSP providers to give customers a one-stop "GRC-as-a-Service" offering. Learn more about how this works and whether the SimpleRisk GRCaaS platform may be a good fit for your organization.
What is the right way to do risk management? We hear this question fairly frequently on calls with prospects and my answer is always the same. There is no "right way" or "wrong way" to do risk management. There's only your way...