GRC Controls for the NVD Issue
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) are a crucial source of information on cyber vulnerabilities for organizations and malicious actors alike.
Welcome to SimpliGRC Inc., based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Founded and guided by a team of GRC specialists with like-minded values and goals of becoming a trusted leader in the GRC profession, these experts offer a pragmatic approach to enhancing your cyber protection posture.
SimpliGRC uniquely integrates cybersecurity and GRC into your business strategy, using best practices tailored to your specific needs. Recognizing that each organization has its own unique culture, operations, and goals, we customize our approach to address your specific risks and opportunities. Through strategic project management and expert analysis, we help reduce risk, leverage opportunities, and ensure successful cybersecurity integration.
This expertise will help you safeguard assets if you are just beginning your GRC program or are a well-established company needing to comply with one of the many frameworks in cybersecurity standards. SimpliGRC has served a wide range of industries, including:
SimpliGRC has served a wide range of industries, including:
SimpliGRC’s in-depth knowledge of the many regulatory standards, frameworks, and technologies offers advanced skills to recommend, implement, and manage a diverse range of GRC and cyber security solutions.
Our personnel hold a wide range of industry-recognized cybersecurity management, implementation, and audit certifications:
(ISACA) Information Systems Audit and Controls Association
(ISC2) International Information System Security Certification Consortium
(IIA) Institute of Internal Auditors
(GIAC) Global Information Assurance Certification
(PECB) Professional Evaluation and Certification Board
Project Management
Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) are a crucial source of information on cyber vulnerabilities for organizations and malicious actors alike.
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