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What is TISAX Assessment Level 2.5 (AL 2.5)?

TISAX Assessment Level 2.5

In the realm of automotive and industrial information security, TISAX (Trusted Information Security Assessment Exchange) plays a vital role in standardizing security assessments among partners and suppliers. One of its unique features is the concept of assessment levels, which determi …

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Do SOC 2 Auditors Read and Review Code?

SOC 2 Code Review

For organizations pursuing SOC 2 compliance, understanding the scope and focus of the audit process is crucial. A common question that arises is whether auditors review source code as part of the SOC 2 audit. Having clarity on this topic is essential, and organizations can benefit fro …

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NIST AI Risk Management Framework Explained

NIST AI RMF

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries, but with its rapid adoption come risks that organizations must address to ensure safe and ethical use. The NIST Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework (AI RMF), developed by the National Institute of Standards and Tec …

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10 Common Myths About SOC 2 Audits Debunked

SOC 2 Myths

SOC 2 audits play a pivotal role in helping businesses showcase their dedication to safeguarding data and building trust with customers, partners, and stakeholders. However, misconceptions about the process often give rise to confusion, unwarranted stress, and inefficiencies that can …

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Your SOC 2 Audit Is Complete – What Comes Next?

SOC 2 Audit Completed

Congratulations on achieving SOC 2 compliance! At Compass, we understand the effort it takes to meet the rigorous Trust Services Criteria and successfully navigate the audit process. Securing your SOC 2 attestation is a significant milestone, demonstrating your organization’s commitme …

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Here's Why Your Car Dealership Needs Cybersecurity

Car Dealership Cybersecurity

In previous blogs, we’ve explored TISAX and the cybersecurity challenges facing the automotive supply chain. However, there’s another critical area in the automotive sector increasingly targeted by cybercriminals: auto dealerships. As the backbone of vehicle sales and services, dealer …

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