#GRC Libraries

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How to Drive GTM Success in GRC: Insights from Pat McParland

The Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) landscape is evolving rapidly, requiring companies to adopt innovative Go-to-Market (GTM) strategies to stay ahead. To understand the key drivers of success in this space, we turn to Pat McParland, an industry leader with deep expertise in B2B marketing, product marketing, and content marketing. In this blog, we’ll explore actionable insights from Pat McParland on how to navigate the GRC market, craft impactful marketing strategies, and drive sustainable growth.

Understanding the Unique Challenges of the GRC Market

The GRC space is unlike other industries—it’s heavily regulated, complex, and constantly shifting due to emerging compliance requirements. This makes it essential for businesses to educate their audience while differentiating themselves from competitors.

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Pat McParland emphasizes the importance of deeply understanding customer pain points. By focusing on the risks businesses face—such as regulatory fines, cybersecurity threats, and operational inefficiencies—companies can position their solutions as essential rather than optional.

The Role of Product Marketing in GRC GTM Strategies

In a market where trust and credibility are paramount, product marketing plays a crucial role in shaping how solutions are perceived. A strong product marketing strategy goes beyond just highlighting features; it aligns messaging with customer challenges and regulatory demands.

According to Pat, effective product marketing in GRC requires clear value propositions. Instead of listing technical capabilities, companies should focus on how their solutions mitigate risk, ensure compliance, and improve operational efficiency. Aligning product positioning with real-world concerns strengthens market fit and accelerates sales cycles.

How B2B Marketing Fuels Growth in the GRC Space

B2B marketing in the GRC space isn’t just about generating leads—it’s about fostering trust and thought leadership. With buyers conducting extensive research before making a decision, brands must establish credibility through high-quality marketing efforts.

Pat stresses the importance of leveraging industry reports, case studies, and expert insights to educate potential buyers. By positioning your brand as a trusted advisor, you not only attract leads but also nurture them through the decision-making process.

Content Marketing: The Key to Educating and Engaging Buyers

Content marketing is a powerful tool in the GRC industry, where complex topics require simplification. Buyers are looking for clear, actionable insights that help them navigate compliance challenges and risk management strategies.

Pat advises companies to invest in thought leadership content, such as whitepapers, in-depth blog posts, and webinars. By providing valuable information, businesses can position themselves as experts while guiding potential customers toward their solutions.

Crafting a GTM Strategy That Resonates

A strong GTM strategy in the GRC space requires more than just marketing tactics—it requires cross-functional alignment between sales, product, and marketing teams. A cohesive strategy ensures that messaging remains consistent across all touchpoints.

Pat highlights the importance of mapping out the customer journey. By understanding how decision-makers move from awareness to purchase, companies can tailor their GTM strategies to meet buyers where they are.

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Leveraging Data to Optimize Marketing Performance

Data-driven decision-making is essential for refining GTM strategies. By tracking key performance indicators (KPIs) such as lead conversion rates, customer acquisition costs, and engagement metrics, businesses can continuously optimize their approach.

Pat suggests using analytics to measure content effectiveness, identify gaps in the customer journey, and refine targeting strategies. By leveraging data insights, companies can improve marketing ROI and drive more meaningful interactions.

The Power of Strategic Partnerships in GRC

Strategic partnerships can significantly accelerate GTM growth in the GRC industry. Whether through collaborations with compliance experts, technology providers, or industry associations, partnerships add credibility and expand market reach.

According to Pat, co-marketing initiatives—such as joint webinars, co-authored reports, and strategic sponsorships—help build brand authority. By aligning with reputable industry players, companies can tap into new audiences and strengthen their positioning.

Future Trends in GRC and B2B Marketing

The GRC market is evolving, and companies that stay ahead of trends will gain a competitive edge. Emerging technologies such as AI-driven risk management, automated compliance monitoring, and predictive analytics are reshaping the landscape.

Pat predicts that personalization will become even more critical in B2B marketing. Companies will need to move beyond generic messaging and create hyper-targeted campaigns that address the specific needs of different industry segments.

Final Thoughts

Driving GTM growth in the GRC space requires a multi-faceted approach that blends B2B marketing, product marketing, and content marketing. By focusing on customer pain points, leveraging thought leadership, and optimizing strategies with data, businesses can achieve sustainable growth. Pat McParland’s insights serve as a blueprint for success in this complex industry. Whether you’re refining your GTM strategy or looking to enhance your marketing efforts, these principles will help you navigate the evolving GRC landscape.

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Hallucination Control: Benefits and Risks of Deploying LLMs as Part of Security Processes

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Hallucination Control: Benefits and Risks of Deploying LLMs as Part of Security Processes

Large Language Models (LLMs) trained on vast quantities of data can make security operations teams smarter. LLMs provide in-line suggestions and guidance on response, audits, posture management, and more. Most security teams are experimenting with or using LLMs to reduce manual toil in workflows. This can be both for mundane and complex tasks. 

For example, an LLM can query an employee via email if they meant to share a document that was proprietary and process the response with a recommendation for a security practitioner. An LLM can also be tasked with translating requests to look for supply chain attacks on open source modules and spinning up agents focused on specific conditions — new contributors to widely used libraries, improper code patterns — with each agent primed for that specific condition. 

That said, these powerful AI systems bear significant risks that are unlike other risks facing security teams. Models powering security LLMs can be compromised through prompt injection or data poisoning. Continuous feedback loops and machine learning algorithms without sufficient human guidance can allow bad actors to probe controls and then induce poorly targeted responses. LLMs are prone to hallucinations, even in limited domains. Even the best LLMs make things up when they don’t know the answer. 

Security processes and AI policies around LLM use and workflows will become more critical as these systems become more common across cybersecurity operations and research. Making sure those processes are complied with, and are measured and accounted for in governance systems, will prove crucial to ensuring that CISOs can provide sufficient GRC (Governance, Risk and Compliance) coverage to meet new mandates like the Cybersecurity Framework 2.0. 

The Huge Promise of LLMs in Cybersecurity

CISOs and their teams constantly struggle to keep up with the rising tide of new cyberattacks. According to Qualys, the number of CVEs reported in 2023 hit a new record of 26,447. That’s up more than 5X from 2013. 

This challenge has only become more taxing as the attack surface of the average organization grows larger with each passing year. AppSec teams must secure and monitor many more software applications. Cloud computing, APIs, multi-cloud and virtualization technologies have added additional complexity. With modern CI/CD tooling and processes, application teams can ship more code, faster, and more frequently. Microservices have both splintered monolithic app into numerous APIs and attack surface and also punched many more holes in global firewalls for communication with external services or customer devices.

Advanced LLMs hold tremendous promise to reduce the workload of cybersecurity teams and to improve their capabilities. AI-powered coding tools have widely penetrated software development. Github research found that 92% of developers are using or have used AI tools for code suggestion and completion. Most of these “copilot” tools have some security capabilities. In fact, programmatic disciplines with relatively binary outcomes such as coding (code will either pass or fail unit tests) are well suited for LLMs. Beyond code scanning for software development and in the CI/CD pipeline, AI could be valuable for cybersecurity teams in several other ways:   

Enhanced Analysis: LLMs can process massive amounts of security data (logs, alerts, threat intelligence) to identify patterns and correlations invisible to humans. They can do this across languages, around the clock, and across numerous dimensions simultaneously. This opens new opportunities for security teams. LLMs can burn down a stack of alerts in near real-time, flagging the ones that are most likely to be severe. Through reinforcement learning, the analysis should improve over time. 

Automation: LLMs can automate security team tasks that normally require conversational back and forth. For example, when a security team receives an IoC and needs to ask the owner of an endpoint if they had in fact signed into a device or if they are located somewhere outside their normal work zones, the LLM can perform these simple operations and then follow up with questions as required and links or instructions. This used to be an interaction that an IT or security team member had to conduct themselves. LLMs can also provide more advanced functionality. For example, a Microsoft Copilot for Security can generate incident analysis reports and translate complex malware code into natural language descriptions. 

Continuous Learning and Tuning: Unlike previous machine learning systems for security policies and comprehension, LLMs can learn on the fly by ingesting human ratings of its response and by retuning on newer pools of data that may not be contained in internal log files. In fact, using the same underlying foundational model, cybersecurity LLMs can be tuned for different teams and their needs, workflows, or regional or vertical-specific tasks. This also means that the entire system can instantly be as smart as the model, with changes propagating quickly across all interfaces. 

Risk of LLMs for Cybersecurity

As a new technology with a short track record, LLMs have serious risks. Worse, understanding the full extent of those risks is challenging because LLM outputs are not 100% predictable or programmatic. For example, LLMs can “hallucinate” and make up answers or answer questions incorrectly, based on imaginary data. Before adopting LLMs for cybersecurity use cases, one must consider potential risks including: 

Prompt Injection:  Attackers can craft malicious prompts specifically to produce misleading or harmful outputs. This type of attack can exploit the LLM’s tendency to generate content based on the prompts it receives. In cybersecurity use cases, prompt injection might be most risky as a form of insider attack or attack by an unauthorized user who uses prompts to permanently alter system outputs by skewing model behavior. This could generate inaccurate or invalid outputs for other users of the system. 

Data Poisoning:  The training data LLMs rely on can be intentionally corrupted, compromising their decision-making. In cybersecurity settings, where organizations are likely using models trained by tool providers, data poisoning might occur during the tuning of the model for the specific customer and use case. The risk here could be an unauthorized user adding bad data — for example, corrupted log files — to subvert the training process. An authorized user could also do this inadvertently. The result would be LLM outputs based on bad data.

Hallucinations: As mentioned previously, LLMs may generate factually incorrect, illogical, or even malicious responses due to misunderstandings of prompts or underlying data flaws. In cybersecurity use cases, hallucinations can result in critical errors that cripple threat intelligence, vulnerability triage and remediation, and more. Because cybersecurity is a mission critical activity, LLMs must be held to a higher standard of managing and preventing hallucinations in these contexts. 

As AI systems become more capable, their information security deployments are expanding rapidly. To be clear, many cybersecurity companies have long used pattern matching and machine learning for dynamic filtering. What is new in the generative AI era are interactive LLMs that provide a layer of intelligence atop existing workflows and pools of data, ideally improving the efficiency and enhancing the capabilities of cybersecurity teams. In other words, GenAI can help security engineers do more with less effort and the same resources, yielding better performance and accelerated processes. 

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Credo AI Launches The World's Largest And Most Comprehensive AI Risk And Controls Library

Credo AI, a top player in AI governance software, has created the most extensive AI Risk and Controls Library globally. This accomplishment is the result of academic research, Credo AI's expertise, and industry frameworks from MITRE and NIST. The diverse team at Credo AI has crafted the most comprehensive library of AI-specific risk scenarios and controls in the market. This library aims to predict and prevent negative incidents, facilitating the creation and implementation of secure and regulated AI systems quickly and effectively.

Navrina Singh, CEO and Founder of Credo AI, stressed the significance of this progress in light of new standards like ISO 42001 and NIST's Generative AI risk profile. Singh underlined Credo AI's dedication to assisting organizations in swiftly and confidently adopting the latest Generative AI capabilities while complying with these new standards. Credo AI consistently updates its controls library with the most relevant risk-mitigating measures, enabling businesses to embrace AI securely and confidently.

The expanded AI Risk and Controls Library allows users to identify all relevant risks linked to a specific AI tool or application and access the necessary controls to manage those risks. Coupled with existing features to streamline Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) for AI, this enhancement speeds up the AI governance process, empowering companies to emerge as reliable AI-driven leaders in their respective fields.

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Introducing the AWS Audit Manager Common Control Library

What is AWS Audit Manager?

AWS Audit Manager is a service offered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) that simplifies managing risk and compliance with regulations and industry standards for your AWS usage. It does this by automating the process of collecting evidence to see if your security controls are working effectively.

Audit your AWS usage frequently to streamline the risk and compliance assessment process.

Audit Manager AWS

How it functions

Map your compliance requirements to AWS usage data using prebuilt and bespoke frameworks and automated evidence collection with AWS Audit Manager.Image credit to AWS

Use cases

Shift evidence collection from manual to automated

Automated evidence collecting eliminates the need for manual evidence gathering, evaluation, and management.

Audit continuously to evaluate compliance

Gather data automatically, keep an eye on your compliance position, and adjust your controls proactively to lower risk.

Implement internal risk evaluations

Create your own custom modifications to an existing framework, then initiate an assessment to gather data automatically.

You may continuously audit your AWS consumption as part of your risk and compliance assessment by mapping your compliance criteria to AWS usage data with AWS Audit Manager. A common control library that offers common controls with predefined and pre-mapped AWS data sources is being introduced by Audit Manager today.

The rigorous mapping and assessments carried out by AWS certified auditors, which confirm that the right data sources are identified for evidence collection, form the foundation of the shared control library. In order to reduce their reliance on information technology (IT) teams, Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) teams can map corporate controls into AWS Audit Manager more quickly by using the common control library.

It is simpler to comprehend your audit preparedness across several frameworks at once when you use the common control library to view the compliance requirements for multiple frameworks (like PCI or HIPAA) associated with the same common control in one location. This eliminates the need for you to execute several compliance standard requirements one at a time and then repeatedly analyse the data that results for various compliance regimes.

Furthermore, as AWS Audit Manager updates or adds new data sources, such as extra AWS CloudTrail events, AWS API calls, AWS Config rules, or maps additional compliance frameworks to common controls, you instantly inherit improvements when you use controls from this library. This makes it easier to gain from new compliance frameworks that AWS Audit Manager adds to its library and reduces the labour that GRC and IT teams must perform to maintain and update evidence sources on a regular basis.

Let’s look at an example to understand how this functions in real life

Employing the common control library of AWS Audit Manager

An airline will frequently set up a policy requiring all customer payments, including those for in-flight food and internet access, to be made using a credit card. The airline creates an enterprise control for IT operations stating that “customer transactions data is always available” in order to carry out this policy. How can businesses keep an eye on whether their AWS applications comply with this new requirement?

Danilo Poccia launch the AWS Audit Manager console and select Control library from the menu bar in my capacity as their compliance officer. The new Common category is now part of the control library. Every common control corresponds to a set of fundamental controls that gather proof from managed data sources on AWS and facilitate the demonstration of compliance with various standards and laws that overlap. He search for the word “availability” in the common control library. He now understand how the airline’s anticipated requirements relate to common control. The library’s architecture has high availability.

He reveal the fundamental basic controls by expanding the High Availability Architecture Common Control. There, he see that because Amazon DynamoDB isn’t on this list, this control doesn’t fully satisfy all of the needs of the business. Even though DynamoDB is a fully managed database, they want their DynamoDB tables to remain accessible as their workload changes because DynamoDB is heavily utilized in their application architecture. If they set a fixed throughput for a DynamoDB table, this might not be the case.

He search for “redundancy” in the common control library once more. To illustrate how it relates to core controls, he extend the common control for fault tolerance and redundancy. He can see the core control for Enabling Auto Scaling for Amazon DynamoDB tables there. Although the airline’s architecture makes use of this core control, the entire common control is not required.

Furthermore, shared control AWS Config rule is required for the two key controls in high availability architecture, which verify that Multi-AZ replication on Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) is enabled. Since the airline does not use AWS Config, this rule is inapplicable non this particular use instance. A CloudTrail event is also used by one of these two main controls, but it is not applicable in all circumstances.

He would like to gather the real resource configuration in my capacity as compliance officer. He have a quick conversation with an IT partner in order to get this evidence, and he use a customer-managed source to develop a custom control. To minimize expenses, he choose the api-rds_describedbinstances API call and establish a weekly collection frequency.

The compliance team can handle the implementation of the custom control with little assistance from the IT team. Instead of just choosing the core control linked to DynamoDB, the compliance team can apply the full second common control (fault tolerance and redundancy) if they need to lessen their dependency on IT. The reduction of time and effort for both the IT and compliance teams, as well as the acceleration of velocity, often outweigh the benefits of optimising the controls already in place, even though it could be more than they require given their design.

He now make a custom framework with these controls by selecting Framework library in the navigation bar. Next, he make an assessment with the custom framework by selecting Assessments from the navigation pane. AWS Audit Manager begins gathering information about the chosen AWS accounts and their AWS consumption as soon as he create the evaluation.

With an implementation in accordance with their system design and their current AWS services, a compliance team can exactly report on the enterprise control “customer transactions data is always available” by following these steps.

AWS Audit Manager Pricing

All Amazon Regions where AWS Audit Manager is accessible currently have access to the common control library. The use of the common control library is free of charge. See the price for AWS Audit Manager for further details.

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SAP GRC Reports and Analytics

SAP GRC Reports and Analytics: The Key to Informed Risk Management

Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) is an essential framework for organizations to ensure they meet regulations, mitigate risks, and operate with integrity. SAP GRC solutions provide a powerful suite of tools to streamline these processes but to get the most value; you need to harness the power of reports and analytics.

Why SAP GRC Reports and Analytics Matter

Data-Driven Insights: Reports and analytics transform GRC data into digestible visualizations and actionable insights. This allows you to see the bigger picture, identify trends, and identify potential risk areas.

Process Improvement: By analyzing key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics, you can pinpoint bottlenecks, redundancies, and opportunities to optimize GRC processes.

Risk Mitigation: Get proactive about risk management using predictive analytics and pattern recognition in your GRC reports. This allows you to address potential issues before they escalate.

Compliance Verification: Detailed reports help demonstrate compliance with industry regulations and internal standards, simplifying audits and easing the burden on your teams.

Key Features of SAP GRC Reports and Analytics

Centralized Repository: SAP GRC provides a unified reporting workspace where you can access all relevant data across different GRC modules (Access Control, Process Control, Risk Management).

Pre-Built Reports: Choose from a library of standardized reports covering risk analysis, user access, segregation of duties (SoD) conflicts, and more. You can run these immediately, reducing setup time.

Customizable Dashboards: Design visual dashboards tailored to specific roles or needs. Combine charts, graphs, and real-time metrics to get a quick overview of your GRC landscape.

Flexible Data Extraction: Use SAP GRC’s reporting functionalities to export data into formats like Excel or other business intelligence (BI) tools for even deeper custom analysis if needed.

Best Practices for Getting the Most out of SAP GRC Reporting

Goal Setting: Determine the specific outcomes you want to achieve with your reports. Is it compliance reporting, risk trend analysis, or process efficiency?

KPI Definition: Identify the metrics that truly matter to your organization’s GRC framework. Track metrics that show the effectiveness of your controls, risk exposure, and compliance adherence.

Stakeholder Involvement: Work with relevant business units and GRC specialists to tailor reports to meet the needs of different audiences.

Continuous Review: Update reports as risks, regulations, and business processes evolve. Review your dashboards regularly to ensure KPIs stay relevant.

Taking it Further

Consider integrating SAP GRC data with a dedicated business intelligence (BI) platform for even more sophisticated analysis and visualization. This offers greater flexibility in data modeling and the ability to create highly polished and interactive reports.

Conclusion

SAP GRC Reports and Analytics are a core component of a mature GRC strategy. By embracing these capabilities, you can shift from reactive compliance to proactive risk management, empowering your organization to make informed decisions for greater resilience and long-term success.

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Driving Compliance Excellence: BCT Digital's Governance, Risk, and Compliance Framework

In today’s complex regulatory environment, ensuring compliance with laws, regulations, and industry standards is essential for organizational success. BCT Digital stands as a trusted partner in this endeavor, offering a comprehensive Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) framework designed to empower organizations to navigate the complexities of governance, manage risks effectively, and achieve compliance with confidence. Let’s explore how BCT Digital’s cutting-edge GRC framework is revolutionizing the landscape of regulatory compliance.

Holistic Approach to Governance, Risk, and Compliance

BCT Digital’s GRC framework takes a holistic approach to governance, risk, and compliance, providing organizations with the tools and technology needed to manage these interconnected elements seamlessly. By integrating governance, risk management, and compliance activities into a unified framework, our solution enables organizations to align their strategies, policies, and processes with regulatory requirements and industry best practices.

Comprehensive Risk Assessment and Management

At the heart of BCT Digital’s GRC framework lies a comprehensive risk assessment and management capability. Our solution facilitates the identification, assessment, and prioritization of risks across the organization, covering areas such as financial, operational, strategic, and compliance risks. Leveraging advanced analytics and risk modeling techniques, organizations gain valuable insights into their risk exposure and can develop proactive risk mitigation strategies to safeguard against potential threats.

Streamlined Compliance Management

Compliance with regulatory requirements is a central component of BCT Digital’s GRC framework. Our solution provides organizations with the tools and technology needed to manage compliance activities efficiently and effectively. From regulatory mapping and gap analysis to policy management and audit tracking, our solution streamlines compliance processes, reduces administrative burden, and ensures adherence to relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards.

Enhanced Governance and Oversight

Effective governance is essential for organizational transparency, accountability, and integrity. BCT Digital’s GRC framework empowers organizations to strengthen their governance practices by establishing clear roles, responsibilities, and decision-making structures. With customizable governance frameworks, policy libraries, and reporting mechanisms, organizations can enhance oversight, foster a culture of compliance, and mitigate governance-related risks effectively.

Proactive Monitoring and Reporting

Real-time monitoring and reporting capabilities are essential for maintaining compliance and managing risks effectively. BCT Digital’s GRC framework provides organizations with the tools and technology needed to monitor key risk indicators, track compliance activities, and generate actionable insights in real-time. With customizable dashboards, alerts, and notifications, stakeholders gain visibility into the organization’s risk and compliance posture, enabling proactive decision-making and timely intervention.

Continuous Improvement and Adaptability

BCT Digital’s GRC framework is designed to evolve with the changing regulatory landscape and organizational needs. Our solution provides organizations with the flexibility to adapt to new regulations, industry standards, and business requirements seamlessly. By incorporating feedback loops, performance metrics, and best practices, organizations can drive continuous improvement in their governance, risk, and compliance practices, ensuring long-term success and sustainability.

Partnering for Success

BCT Digital is more than just a technology vendor; we are a trusted partner in the journey to compliance excellence. Our team of experienced professionals works hand-in-hand with clients to understand their unique GRC challenges, develop tailored solutions, and provide ongoing support and guidance. Together, we navigate the complexities of regulatory compliance and risk management and unlock new possibilities for organizational growth and success.

Experience the BCT Digital Advantage

Join the ranks of leading organizations that trust BCT Digital to empower their Governance, Risk, and Compliance initiatives. Experience the efficiency, effectiveness, and innovation that only BCT Digital can deliver. Contact us today to learn more about our GRC framework and embark on a journey towards compliance excellence with BCT Digital by your side.

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Mastering SAP HANA System Administration: Key Questions and Resources

The role of a SAP HANA System Administrator is pivotal in ensuring the smooth operation and maintenance of SAP HANA systems. To excel in this role, one needs a deep understanding of sap hana technology questions, configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting. This article will provide an overview of some essential questions that may arise in SAP HANA system administration interviews or certification exams. We'll cover topics ranging from SAP CPI and GRC to IBP, and share insights on resources to help you prepare effectively.

 

SAP CPI Certification Questions

SAP Cloud Platform Integration (CPI) is a crucial component for integrating cloud applications with on-premise systems. Questions in this domain may cover topics like:

Integration Flows: Understanding how to design, deploy, and monitor integration flows.

Connectivity: Knowledge of adapters, protocols, and secure communication channels.

Message Processing: Handling different types of messages, mapping, and transformations.

 

SAP GRC Certification Dumps

SAP Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) is vital for ensuring corporate governance and compliance. Questions on SAP GRC might delve into areas such as:

Access Control: Managing user access, authorization concepts, and role-based access control.

Risk Management: Identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks within an organization.

Compliance Management: Ensuring adherence to legal and regulatory requirements.

SAP Certification Dumps

SAP offers a range of certifications covering various aspects of their software suite. These certifications may focus on specific modules like Finance, Sales, or Supply Chain Management. Questions can be scenario-based and may test your ability to configure, analyze, and optimize the respective module.

 

SAP IBP Certification Questions

SAP Integrated Business Planning (IBP) is a platform for real-time, integrated supply chain planning. Certification questions on IBP may touch upon areas such as:

Demand Planning: Forecasting, demand sensing, and consensus demand planning.

Supply and Response Planning: Inventory optimization, capacity planning, and order-based planning.

Control Tower and Analytics: Monitoring and analyzing supply chain performance.

 

SAP HANA Technology Questions

SAP HANA is an in-memory data platform used for real-time analytics and applications. Questions on SAP HANA technology may encompass:

Architecture: Understanding the components like the In-Memory Database, Data Persistence Layer, and Application Function Libraries.

Backup and Recovery: Strategies for data backup, restoration, and high availability.

Performance Optimization: Techniques for optimizing query performance and system resources.

Resources for Preparation:

SAP Learning Hub: This is SAP's official platform for training and certification. It offers a vast repository of learning materials, including e-books, handbooks, and interactive content.

SAP Community: The SAP Community forums are a valuable resource for discussing questions, issues, and best practices with fellow professionals and experts.

Online Courses and Tutorials: Platforms like Udemy, Coursera, and LinkedIn Learning offer a wide range of courses on SAP HANA administration and related topics.

Remember, while certification dumps can be useful for testing your knowledge, it's essential to have a deep understanding of the concepts rather than just memorizing answers. Practical experience and hands-on exercises are invaluable in building your proficiency in SAP HANA system administration. Good luck with your SAP HANA journey!

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Republic F-84 Thunderjet with Slotted Nozzle NASA ID: GRC-1958-C-47954 A Republic F-84 Thunderjet dramatically modified at the NASA Lewis Research Center to investigate the use of slotted nozzles to reduce exhaust noise. The F-84 was a single-seat fighter-bomber powered by an Allison J35 turbojet. It was the Air Force’s first post-World War II tactical aircraft and was used extensively in the Korean War. The laboratory had acquired the aircraft in 1954 and modified it in order to demonstrate the reverse thruster. The tail end of the aircraft was then removed for a series of large nozzle investigations. Lewis researchers launched an extensive program in the mid-1950s to develop methods of reducing engine noise as the airline industry was preparing to introduce the first turbojet-powered passenger aircraft. The early NACA investigations determined that the primary source of noise was the mixing of the engine’s hot exhaust with the cool surrounding air. Lewis researchers studied many different nozzles designed to facilitate this mixing. Nozzles with elongated exit sections, as seen in this photograph, produced lower noise levels. These long slot nozzles were also considered for Short Take-off and Landing aircraft because their long flat surfaces provided lift. In 1958 Lewis tested several full-scale slot nozzles on the F-84. The researchers, led by Willard Cole, sought to determine the noise-generation characteristics for nozzles having large a width-to-height ratio. The nozzle in this photograph has a 100 to 1 width-to-height ratio. Cole determined that the experimental nozzles produced the same levels of sound as the standard nozzle, but the changes in the directional noise were substantial. Date Created:1958-05-01

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Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip greeting RCMP officers / La Reine Élizabeth II et le prince Philipe accueillant des agents de la GRC by BiblioArchives / LibraryArchives Via Flickr: Title / Titre : Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip greeting RCMP officers / La Reine Élizabeth II et le prince Philipe accueillant des agents de la GRC Creator(s) / Créateur(s) : Chris Lund Date(s) : October 1957 / octobre 1957 Reference No. / Numéro de référence : MIKAN 4301650, 4313960 collectionscanada.gc.ca/ourl/res.php?url_ver=Z39.88-2004&... collectionscanada.gc.ca/ourl/res.php?url_ver=Z39.88-2004&... Location / Lieu : Canada Credit / Mention de source : Library and Archives Canada, e010975700 / Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, e010975700

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Rupture || Chapter 1

New Story! Meet Marilyn.

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2023

Marilyn Brooks

My parents always told me that everyone born into this world had stories of their own.

Growing up, I became the one of the few girls in school who swarmed our annual Book Fair. Soon, all through every single week, most kids around me would just giggle whenever and I’d hide in the library and stick my nose between chapters.

I knew that reading books just kept me going, like now. Throughout previous years, and long before The Blip, I would stuff both hardcover or paperback novels right into my satchel and corner, praying that other passengers wouldn’t ask questions.

After rushing off of that same transit platform only minutes later, my heeled steps dashed with meaning along the pedestrian crossing to reach one nearby sidewalk. Two doors away from one favorite and local coffee shop, this high-rise building towered.

One name had appeared as usual in bolded letters and this news bureau would be forever known as “The Everyday Record.”

“Good morning, Marilyn.” Inside, one of the secretaries waved hello from behind her desk before I even reached my own office.

“Morning, Izzy.” I rushed again and still tried to beeline towards my office without being too mean around coworkers. I’d gone through dawn waiting drinking coffee for once.

“Talk to you later.” Izzy yelled back, but I just smiled in return.

At last, I closed the office door behind me, plugged my laptop and connected this desktop monitor port before finally sitting down. Scotting my chair forward, I watched as the desktop screen booted up and immediately opened emails first.

50 unread messages.

Shit!

Just before I would finally click through this morning pile, someone knocked on the door.

“Come in.” I piped up my voice to avoid sounding grouchy again.

“Good morning, Mary. There’s donuts and drinks in the break room if you’re hungry.” One familiar and smiling face greeted me face to face for the first time in quite a while.

I looked up to see Charlotte Mills standing right in the doorway.

“Char! Oh my God.” I jumped up from this desk chair and hugged this woman with energy that would’ve rivaled my favorite cup of coffee.

“Surprised?” Charlotte laughed against me as we rocked this overdue embrace back and forth. As of late, her onsite coverage on new GRC resettlement camps was on the brink of reaching national headlines. I’d never felt so proud of my best friend.

Our parents all knew each other and we eventually worked on our high school’s newspaper together. Long distance dreams of college had unfortunately separated us later on. Yet, right back here in this room we found ourselves returning as a unit.

“It’s so good to see you, but let’s catch up over those donuts. I took one of the early subways without eating breakfast first.” I rolled my eyes and jokingly held my stomach.

“Mary, please stop skipping meals. We’ve talked about that, remember?” she meant well as always, but I wasn’t purposely denying food.

“I’ll eat, Char. I just woke up late this morning.” I’d never lied to her, knowing that she still would’ve caught my falsehood with lighting speed.

“Drive to the bureau next time.” Her voice deadpanned just like high school.

“Yes, Mom.” I rolled my eyes, cornering myself towards one of the back doors here and following Charlotte again.

“She definitely would’ve fussed at you for the same reason, all right? Don’t get mad at me.” Charlotte arched her perfect left upward brow before we stopped at the opened break room.

“Yep.” I walked through that same threshold only moments later. Around Charlotte and I, co-workers of the shift gathered right into this small room.

Some people set munchkins on disposable tupperware. Nearby Keurig machines hissed and bubbled to just make lukewarm drinks. Here, we still knew that budget cuts wouldn’t give anything better. The Snap had just ruined all kinds of resources.

“I had to pay out of pocket and booked a flight in Coach before covering that GRC report. To be honest, it was all we could afford to do with everything that happened, even after The Blip.” Char sighed out loud while pouring some lemonade for herself and plating donuts.

“Shit, I’m sorry.” I whispered and sat down across from Charlotte. I’d already plated my own food and held this apple juice instead of taking a risk with those Kurieg machines.

“It’s nothing compared to what I saw in other countries. Some people were blessed to even find shelter by sleeping in abandoned houses.” Charlotte lowered her voice, which grounded me.

To me, complaining about life in The United States deemed useless now.

****

“Turn up volume on the lobby screens!” Our supervisor bellowed out of nowhere from his own desk and pulled the office door open, rushing to alert us hours later.

Nearby coworkers scrambled and yelled out loud. The New York Stock Exchange almost sounded quiet compare to ruckus heard in this building right now.

There was a huge breaking news development that derived from other sources. Both Charlotte and I clicked our heels, trying to listen.

“Four members of the radical group the Flag Smashers were killed today in a car bomb attack as they were being transferred to a high-security prison. There are no suspects in the bombing. The group had opposed the global relocation efforts of the GRC, who just this week had announced changes in their overall policies of repatriation and resettlement.”

“No suspects? Bullshit!” I crossed both arms and immediately glanced towards Charlotte, who was just as pissed off right now.

“Settle down, everyone. The investigation has just started.” Our supervisor lifted both hands with the gusto of an auctioneer and addressed this crowd.

“Get the CIA and more law enforcement involved or something. This type of story can’t be swept under the rug. More people could die if someone isn’t held accountable, even if the Flag Smashers were terrorists.” I said, watching Charlotte shake her head for a moment.

“I’ll take the story if you need.” Charlotte volunteered already, lifting her hand and faced our supervisor head on.

“And risk getting yourself killed? I don’t think so. You might as well as go for a deployment to Iraq, Mills.” Our supervisor, a man, grilled my best friend unexpectedly.

Just seconds later, our coworkers prompted the supervisor and called out, barking for his apology to Charlotte. Charlotte didn’t even care, but ended up stomping her footsteps towards my office instead.

“What are you doing? We’ll need to go through red tape before anything else moves forward.” I questioned her in the room and closed that same door back behind me. My eyes then watched in panic as she quickly scrolled through her phone.

“Fuck red tape. We’re not helpless.” Char gritted her teeth before dialing some random number.

“Hello?” Someone’s voice muffled on the other line.

“Bucky? It’s Charlotte. We need your help.” Charlotte answered back to that mysterious caller.

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What is the best way to learn integration with ServiceNow?

1. The Present Learning Platform

Who is more qualified than someone who has received specialized training to teach your staff how to use the platform? You can register for ServiceNow's live, instructor-led classes and hands-on labs via the Now Learning website. It enables you to learn more about particular ServiceNow ideas and apps including GRC (Governance, Risk, and Compliance), CMDB (Configuration Management Database), and ITOM (IT Operations Management). The multi-day classes are delivered online and ensure that students have a thorough comprehension of each idea through a combination of lectures, group discussions, and platform practice.

2. Second, ServiceNow Docs

ServiceNow Docs is another educational tool that ServiceNow offers. The platform's whole feature set is documented on this website. An employee can view a breakdown of the feature they are interested in, along with instructions on how to utilize it and how it will help the business, once they have located it. Additionally, the feature pages provide video samples of best practices. Additionally, ServiceNow Docs makes it simple to keep current on all facets of the platform that your business utilizes. Release notes, a PDF library, information about upgrades, and product accessibility are all available on the pages.

3. Platform for Digital Adoption

Using a platform is one of the finest methods to become familiar with it. You can give learners step-by-step instructions on the ServiceNow platform by putting in place a digital adoption platform like Whatfix. Employees may train and practice using the platform at the same time because of the platform's learning-while-doing capability.

Employees are taken through each step of various platform procedures or features via Whatfix guided walkthroughs, ensuring they effectively fulfill their tasks.

Whatfix's three most popular ServiceNow training programs are:

1. Product tours: As soon as staff members log in for the first time, Whatfix presents them with a pop-up product tour that, when clicked, initiates a tour of all the key interface elements of your customized ServiceNow software.

2. Task lists: To assist employees in completing the software onboarding process, managers can construct a list of tasks for each employee using the task list feature. By allowing users to track their own progress against their given tasks, the task list engages and reminds users to finish the work at hand.

3. Self-help menus: Self-help menus give users immediate access to tutorials, videos, and knowledge base articles so they may take charge of activities without outside assistance. As the staff navigates the platform, the menus are updated, ensuring that the first results are always pertinent to the feature they are presently utilising.

DAPs make sure that your staff can fully utilise your new ServiceNow implementation without spending hours and hours in training before using the platform by offering in-app guidance.

Learning Management System, fourth

Implementing a learning management system (LMS) is another option for internal ServiceNow training. A central location to design and arrange training courses is provided by LMS like Adobe Captivate Prime or 360Learning. An LMS often offers both passive and active training resources, such as reading materials, slideshows, and discussion forums, to accommodate all employees' learning preferences. An LMS allows for self-paced learning because team members may readily access and locate training as needed.

Additionally, you can modify the content in your LMS to better reflect how your staff really uses the ServiceNow platform. Through the LMS, managers may also monitor the development of their staff and administer periodic tests to make sure they are taking in the information.

5.ServiceNow Community

Participating in the ServiceNow community and interacting with other platform users is another approach to enhancing a formal ServiceNow training course. The community page is separated into topic-based forums where users can post queries and look for answers to frequent issues. You may find out about new releases and upgrades, as well as obtain assistance from other ServiceNow users, even if you don't have any specific questions. You can also learn about best practices. Additionally, ServiceNow runs "ask the experts" forums and posts seminars on the website. All of these tools support the platform's corporate training for your staff members and keep your team educated and current.

6. Independent Learning

On-demand courses are available through third parties like Onlineitguru if you're searching for a ServiceNow training alternative that requires less planning. Employees can complete this kind of ServiceNow certification training on their own schedule without coordinating with live instructors.

Offering stand-alone sessions that each address a particular feature of the platform, ServiceNow certification training is available. Others include many modules while some are single lessons. There are many free lessons available. For instance, there are three similar courses in the free Advanced Work Assignment course.

The ServiceNow platform is covered in a variety of lectures and training sessions offered by third parties. Usually, these courses are charged for. For instance, a multi-hour module of the ServiceNow training course on Udemy can cost as little as $20 USD or as much as $100 USD.

7. Tutorial videos

Since training is a continuous process, providing your staff with resources for on-the-job learning is beneficial. There are instructional films and recommended practices for using the platform on the ServiceNow YouTube channel. The films are readily available on-demand, allowing your staff to view them if they run into trouble using a particular feature of the platform.

These films are a helpful extra resource even if they won't cover everything that formal training courses will. Instead of searching through an extensive training course for the material they need, staff members can look up videos that are related to the function they need further assistance with.

Additionally, supervisors will have more time for other activities as they won't have to continually respond to questions from staff members about how to use the platform.

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SAP GRC Reports

Unlocking the Power of SAP GRC Reports: A Comprehensive Guide

SAP Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) is a powerful suite of tools designed to help organizations streamline compliance processes, proactively manage risks, and optimize internal controls. A critical aspect of any GRC implementation is the built-in reporting functionality, which provides valuable insights into your organization’s risk and compliance posture.

Critical Components of SAP GRC Reporting

SAP GRC offers a wide range of standard reports and the ability to customize them, facilitating practical data analysis across different GRC areas:

Access Control: Reports focus on Segregation of Duties (SoD) conflicts, user access analysis, critical access risks, and role usage trends.

Process Control: Reports cover control performance monitoring, control effectiveness, process-level risks, and gaps in control design.

Risk Management: Reports on risk assessments, top risks exposure, mitigation plans, and issue tracking.

Extracting Maximum Value from GRC Reports

Here are some best practices to help leverage the full potential of SAP GRC reporting:

Define Your Reporting Goals: Clearly outline the business questions you want to answer. For example:

Are we reducing SoD conflicts over time?

Which controls are highly effective vs. those needing improvement?

What are our emerging risk areas that require attention?

Understand Standard Reports: SAP GRC provides a rich library of pre-built reports. Familiarize yourself with these before customization to avoid replicating existing functionality.

Embrace Customization: Where needed, tailor standard reports or create new ones based on your specific information requirements.

Data Visualization:  Present data using charts, graphs, and dashboards for more straightforward interpretation, especially for executive stakeholders. Consider integrating GRC reporting into tools like Power BI or SAP Analytics Cloud.

Automate Report Generation:  Schedule reports for regular delivery to relevant stakeholders, ensuring timely access to insights.

Utilize HANA Live Reporting: For real-time reporting and analytics, leverage SAP HANA Live for SAP Solutions for GRC. This benefits from in-memory processing for larger datasets.

Everyday Use Cases for SAP GRC Reports

Compliance Audits: Quickly generate reports for internal and external auditors, demonstrating adherence to regulations like SOX or GDPR.

Risk Mitigation Monitoring: Track progress on risk mitigation plans and identify areas that need to catch up or require more resources.

Operational Efficiency Reviews: Analyze reports on control performance to identify potential control redundancies or weaknesses that hinder efficiency.

Board-Level Reporting: Create tailored dashboards for executives, providing an easily consumable, high-level overview of the organization’s risk and compliance landscape.

The Bottom Line

SAP GRC reporting is essential to gain visibility into your organization’s compliance, risk, and control status. By effectively using standard reports, customizing where necessary, and adhering to best practices, yo

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Elevate Governance, Risk, and Compliance with BCT Digital's Audit Management Solutions

In the dynamic landscape of business operations, managing governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) effectively is paramount for organizations to navigate regulatory complexities, mitigate risks, and uphold ethical standards. This is where BCT Digital’s GRC Audit Management solutions shine, offering a comprehensive suite of tools and services designed to streamline audit processes, enhance transparency, and strengthen corporate governance.

The Role of GRC Audit Management

GRC Audit Management serves as a cornerstone for organizations looking to uphold integrity, accountability, and trust in their operations. By providing a systematic approach to evaluating and monitoring internal controls, processes, and policies, GRC Audit Management enables organizations to identify areas of improvement, address compliance gaps, and drive continuous improvement.

Streamlined Audit Processes

BCT Digital’s GRC Audit Management solutions empower organizations to streamline audit processes, from planning and scheduling to execution and reporting, with ease and efficiency. Key features and capabilities include:

Centralized Audit Repository: Store and manage audit documentation, findings, and remediation actions in a centralized repository, providing stakeholders with real-time visibility into audit activities and progress.

Automated Workflows: Leverage automated workflows and notifications to streamline audit planning, scheduling, assignment, and follow-up, reducing manual effort, minimizing errors, and improving accountability.

Risk-based Approach: Prioritize audit activities based on risk assessments, compliance requirements, and strategic objectives, ensuring that resources are allocated effectively and efficiently to mitigate the most critical risks.

Real-time Monitoring: Monitor audit progress, status, and findings in real-time with interactive dashboards, analytics, and reporting tools, enabling stakeholders to track performance, identify trends, and make informed decisions.

Integration Capabilities: Integrate with existing GRC, ERP, and IT systems to streamline data exchange, improve data accuracy, and enhance interoperability across the organization.

Comprehensive Compliance Management

BCT Digital’s GRC Audit Management solutions go beyond traditional audit management capabilities to offer comprehensive compliance management features, including:

Regulatory Compliance: Stay ahead of regulatory requirements and industry standards with built-in compliance frameworks, control libraries, and automated compliance assessments tailored to your industry and jurisdiction.

Policy Management: Develop, communicate, and enforce policies and procedures effectively with policy management tools that enable organizations to define, distribute, track, and attest to policy compliance across the enterprise.

Issue and Incident Management: Capture, track, and manage audit findings, issues, incidents, and corrective actions in a centralized system, facilitating timely resolution, escalation, and reporting to stakeholders.

Partner with BCT Digital for GRC Excellence

At BCT Digital, we understand the critical importance of effective GRC Audit Management in today’s complex business environment. Our team of experts works closely with organizations to understand their unique GRC requirements, challenges, and objectives, and delivers tailored solutions that empower them to achieve GRC excellence.

Benefits of BCT Digital’s GRC Audit Management Solutions

Partnering with BCT Digital for your GRC Audit Management needs offers a multitude of benefits for your organization, including:

Improved Compliance: Ensure adherence to regulatory requirements, industry standards, and internal policies with automated compliance assessments, controls monitoring, and audit trails.

Enhanced Risk Management: Identify, assess, and mitigate risks effectively with risk-based audit planning, risk assessments, and proactive risk monitoring capabilities.

Increased Efficiency: Streamline audit processes, reduce manual effort, and improve productivity with automated workflows, centralized data management, and real-time reporting tools.

Greater Transparency: Enhance transparency and accountability with real-time visibility into audit activities, findings, and remediation actions for stakeholders across the organization.

Strategic Insights: Gain valuable insights into organizational performance, trends, and areas for improvement with advanced analytics, dashboards, and reporting capabilities.

In today’s fast-paced and complex business environment, effective GRC Audit Management is essential for organizations to navigate risks, ensure compliance, and drive performance. With BCT Digital’s GRC Audit Management solutions, organizations can streamline audit processes, enhance transparency, and strengthen corporate governance to achieve GRC excellence. Experience the power of GRC Audit Management — partner with BCT Digital and elevate your organization’s GRC capabilities today.